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Gum Recession Doesn't Have to be Permanent
updated: Aug. 24, 2021
The worst outcome of periodontal (gum) disease is tooth loss—but it isn't the only form of misery you might suffer. One of the more troublesome results associated with gum Read moreCategory: Dental Procedures -
Gum Recession Doesn't Have to be Permanent
updated: Aug. 24, 2021
The worst outcome of periodontal (gum) disease is tooth loss—but it isn't the only form of misery you might suffer. One of the more troublesome results associated with gum Read moreCategory: Dental Procedures -
Recessed Gums Could Endanger Your Teeth
updated: Feb. 06, 2019
A "toothy grin" might be endearing, but not necessarily healthy. More of the teeth showing may mean your gums have pulled back or receded from the teeth. If so, Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
Recessed Gums Could Endanger Your Teeth
updated: Feb. 06, 2019
A "toothy grin" might be endearing, but not necessarily healthy. More of the teeth showing may mean your gums have pulled back or receded from the teeth. If so, Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
4 Things that can Cause Gum Recession and What to do About Them
updated: Jan. 17, 2019
Besides attractively showcasing your teeth, your gums protect your teeth and underlying bone from bacteria and abrasive food particles. Sometimes, though, the gums can pull back or recede from Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
4 Things that can Cause Gum Recession and What to do About Them
updated: Jan. 17, 2019
Besides attractively showcasing your teeth, your gums protect your teeth and underlying bone from bacteria and abrasive food particles. Sometimes, though, the gums can pull back or recede from Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
Don't Wait - Seek Out Treatment for Gum Recession Now
updated: Mar. 16, 2017
If you've suddenly noticed your smile looking more “toothy,” you may have a problem with your gums. They may have lost their normal attachment to your tooth and begun Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
Don't Wait - Seek Out Treatment for Gum Recession Now
updated: Mar. 16, 2017
If you've suddenly noticed your smile looking more “toothy,” you may have a problem with your gums. They may have lost their normal attachment to your tooth and begun Read moreCategory: Oral Health