Lippenbändchen entfernung?

That can’t be right. The injuries heal relatively quickly and easily. But you should wonder if you really want to do that. Dentists are often not always sensible with a diagnosis and treatment. The argument is usually that this operation would reduce the ‘tang’ of the bands to the gums and thus a otherwise unexplainable decline in gums could be stopped. Instead, I would question my tooth cleaning technique. Most of the time, this concerns those people who clean long and particularly thoroughly and also like to use hard toothbrushes once. How much less you have to clean, however, is usually noticed only when the gum has gone further over the years and the dentist has to gradually cover the open necks with composite to reduce their sensitivity. The best way to cancel the surgery is to use not only a softer toothbrush (CuraProx), but also TIP: TALL once interdental brushes, suitable for your complete tooth area, sometimes in different thicknesses. The interdental brushes or “Zwischenzahnbürstchen” by Oral-Prevent and the by Curaprox are good in handling and better in stability than e.g. by TePe. For the places behind the wisdom teeth (if they are still present, they are also pulled prophylactically) a single-sock brush is optimal. This can be used as well as dentistry every two weeks. The most important for teeth and gums, however, is the – really consistent – use of the interdental brushes, with which the biofilm is reliably removed once a day in the interdental spaces, best in the evening before brushing the teeth, and during cleaning the teeth can also be cleaned slightly more superficial and easier. Two minutes in the morning and in the evening are perfect and breakfasts should be done only after morning cleaning. A good professional dental care once a year also acts as a support for gums and dental health. Here is a very good and helpful guide for cleaning:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tLHNyoGMbM

Good for you and your teeth.