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Expert Gum Graft & Receding Gum Treatment
on Harley Street

  • Led by Specialist Periodontist Dr Gita Auplish
  • Restore receding gums and protect your teeth
  • Natural-looking, long-lasting results
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Gum Graft & Receding Gum Treatment

Tailored care from one visit to ongoing maintenance
Led by Specialist Periodontist Dr Gita Auplish
0% interest-free finance available
– Receding or shrinking gums<br>– Exposed, sensitive tooth roots<br>– Patients needing specialist gum grafting

Why Choose Us?

Specialist Periodontist-Led Care

Your graft is performed by Dr Gita Auplish, a Consultant and GDC-registered specialist in gum health.

25+ Years of Experience

Decades of clinical expertise in soft-tissue grafting and advanced gum surgery.

Natural-Looking Results

Grafts are shaped to cover exposed roots and blend seamlessly with your smile.

Advanced, Minimally Invasive Techniques

Modern grafting methods for faster healing and better outcomes.

Pain-Free, Gentle Treatment

Carried out under local anaesthetic with a calm, caring approach for complete comfort.

Trusted by Dentists Across London

We regularly receive referrals from general dentists for complex gum recession cases.

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What Is Gum Recession?

Gum recession is when the gum tissue gradually pulls away from the teeth, exposing the sensitive tooth roots. It is often caused by gum disease, over-brushing, grinding or the natural ageing process. Left untreated, recession can lead to root sensitivity, decay and even tooth loss.

A gum graft (also called a gingival or soft-tissue graft) restores the lost tissue, covers exposed roots and protects your teeth for the long term. At our Harley Street clinic, gum grafting is carried out by specialist periodontist Dr Gita Auplish.

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Types of Gum Graft & How We Treat It

Treatment begins with a detailed consultation and periodontal assessment. Dr Auplish will recommend the most appropriate technique for your gums:

  • Connective tissue graft — the most common method, using a small amount of tissue to cover exposed roots.
  • Free gingival graft — used to thicken thin gum tissue and prevent further recession.
  • Pedicle (lateral) graft — repositions nearby gum tissue over the exposed root.

All grafting is carried out gently under local anaesthetic using minimally invasive techniques for faster, more comfortable healing.

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Why Choose a Specialist for Gum Grafting?

Soft-tissue grafting is precise, technique-sensitive work — experience matters. Dr Gita Auplish is a hospital consultant and GDC-registered specialist periodontist with over 25 years of advanced training and clinical success. Known for her gentle, honest approach and meticulous technique, Gita delivers natural-looking results while putting even the most nervous patients at ease.

Signs You May Need a Gum Graft

  • Teeth that look longer than they used to
  • Exposed, sensitive tooth roots (pain with hot, cold or sweet)
  • A notch or step you can feel at the gum line
  • Gums that look thin, red or are pulling back
  • Loose teeth or gaps opening up between teeth

If you recognise any of these, an early assessment with a specialist gives you the widest range of treatment options.

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Gum Graft Cost & What to Expect

Every case is different, so pricing depends on the number of teeth involved and the technique used. Your consultation with Dr Gita Auplish includes a full assessment and a written treatment plan, so you will know the exact cost before anything begins. Full fees are on our Fees & Finance page, and 0% interest-free finance is available to spread the cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a gum graft cost on Harley Street?

Cost depends on how many teeth need treating and the grafting technique used. After your consultation and assessment, Dr Gita Auplish provides a written quote so you know the full cost upfront. Fees are on our Fees & Finance page and 0% interest-free finance is available.

Is a gum graft painful?

The procedure is done under local anaesthetic, so you will not feel pain during treatment. Most patients describe recovery as milder than expected, managed with over-the-counter pain relief and simple aftercare.

How long does a gum graft take to heal?

Initial healing usually takes one to two weeks, with full soft-tissue healing over a few weeks. Dr Auplish will give you clear aftercare guidance and follow-up appointments.

When is it too late for gum grafting?

It is rarely too late to assess — but the earlier recession is treated, the more predictable the result and the more tooth you can protect. Even advanced recession can often be improved, so it is always worth a specialist opinion.

Do receding gums grow back on their own?

No — gum tissue does not regenerate by itself. A gum graft is the proven way to replace lost tissue and cover exposed roots.

Are there alternatives to a gum graft?

Depending on the cause and severity, options can include treating underlying gum disease first or less invasive techniques. Dr Auplish will explain every suitable option at your consultation.

Do I need a referral to see a specialist periodontist?

No referral is needed — you can self-refer. We also welcome referrals from general dentists for complex recession cases.

Can I have a gum graft if I have had gum disease?

Yes, but any active gum disease is stabilised first. Treating the underlying disease protects the graft and gives the best long-term result.

Ready to Treat Your Receding Gums?

Do not wait for recession to get worse. Book your consultation with Dr Gita Auplish for expert, gentle gum graft treatment on Harley Street. Whether you have been referred or are self-referring, we are here to help you feel comfortable and confident.

How to Find Us

Phone:

020 7436 9804

Opening Hours:
  • Monday to Friday: 9:00am – 5:30pm
Address:

Flat 1, Harmont House 20 Harley Street London, W1G 9PH

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