Receding Gums Health Feed

Hello,
Receding gums could be because of deposits on your teeth or food lodged in your teeth. Visit a dentist get your scaling and polishing done. Brush twice daily, maintain proper brushing technique, floss regularly and rinse after every meal. Visit your dentist every 6 months.

Dear user. There are many treatments available to recover your gum and repair it. You should stop using non smoke tobacco. Take care.

Unless I see I cannot correctly say the treatment for your problem. From your query I understand that your problem needs a gum specialist attention
which I can give you if you come here. If you can sent an opg of your jaws I can say what it is. Also you may need him surgery to correct
this problem.

Consult a periodontist you may require gum surgery than massage your gums brush twice daily especially at night.

Dear,
from what little information I could gather from your letter it looks like the recession of your gums and sensitivity are both related to your aggressive brushing habit. Excessive force applied during brushing causes abnormal wear of the insulating layer of teeth called enamel, as a result the underlying sensitive layer called dentin gets exposed. Recession of gums due to wrong brushing causes a tissue on root surface of teeth called cementum to be exposed & this is another common caus...more

Gums need internal healing which cannot be achieved by taking antibiotics again n again so please take safe n fast homeopathy contact for sure results in just 2 weeks.

receding gums are sign of gum infection due to accumulation of plaque on teeth. go for scaling and polishing of teeth. use mouthwash twice daily after brushing. maintain proper oral hygiene.

Get scaling polishing done by a periodontist u may require gingival curettage , cost will differ from case to case ,ur Dr will b the best guide

Dear lybrate user with the limited amount of information provided we assume that as you are a diabetic you are concerned about tooth issues. It could had been better had you provided us with your fasting and hba1c levels for better understanding of your condition. Tooth decay is a common problem in diabetics due to unmanaged sugars and this should be regularly taken care of. Ideally diabetics should get their tooth inspected every 6 months and any infection should be taken care of at the earlies...more

Most urgent treatment for your teeth is complete scaling (cleaning). Then the dentist will check which all teeth can be saved. Mobile teeth might have to be removed according to their condition. Doctor will also prescribe some mouthwash or gumpaint. Your pyorrhea progression is due to diabetes and should be controlled. So get regular checkups for diabetes from your gp or endocrinologist for better outcome of dental treatment.