Gum recession is a common dental condition in which the gum tissue around the teeth fades away, exposing more of the tooth or its base. If you notice sensitivity or your teeth seem longer than usual, you might be experiencing gum recession. This condition affects your smile and self-confidence and can lead to serious dental problems […]
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Gum recession can have a substantial impact on our smiles’ health and look. It is a disorder in which the tooth roots become seen because the gum tissue covering the teeth deteriorates or pulls back. This not only detracts from the appearance of our smiles but also raises the possibility of cavities, dental sensitivity, and even
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Gum recession is a relatively common problem that many adults experience to some degree. This condition occurs when the gums start to pull away from the surface of a tooth or teeth. Usually, we notice recession around one or more teeth, but not all at the same time, unless in the case of severe gum
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Historically, gum recession has been associated with gum disease, a progressive infection that affects the soft tissue around teeth. A receding gum line may occur around one tooth or several and, according to research, could relate to several factors besides infection. Some of the reasons that the gums may recede include: Bruxism, the clenching and
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People of all ages are encouraged to see their dentist every six months. This isn’t only so we can examine and clean the teeth. The timing of dental visits is strategically planned to narrow the window during which inflammation and infection may occur. This includes inflammation and disease in the gums. Gum recession is a
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