Do I have gum recession now, what can I prevent and how can I treat it?

If the gums are recessionary, you can only do subgingival cleaning, just pay attention to oral hygiene.

There is no good way to recede gums, and in this case, it is important to protect the firmness of the teeth and not bite hard things.

Periodontal disease is chronic, progressive disease. If you don't do it, the end result is loose teeth, weak chewing, and doctors can't help.

Now that the problem has been discovered, it is necessary to ** it earlier, so that it does not develop.

Systematic periodontal **, which is nothing more than: supragingival cleaning, subgingival scaling, combined with drugs**; Strengthen oral hygiene: Brush and floss properly, and use interstitial brushes if necessary.

Eat normally, don't use foods that have hard teeth: such as nuts, and don't bite the bottle cap. Teeth, like car parts, have fatigue strength limits. Over time, when you reach the limit, it is you who suffers.

How to prevent gum recession.

Gum recession is mostly caused by the loss of alveolar bone after periodontal inflammation, whether it is the biological width of the natural tooth of 2 mm or the biological width of the implant denture of about 3 mm. If there is only gingival recession and no loss of alveolar bone height, you can do membranous gingival surgery, transplant keratinized epithelium or allogeneic materials elsewhere in your mouth, if there is loss of alveolar bone, you can graft and then perform soft tissue transplantation, but for patients with extensive-oral periodontitis, the gingival recession occurs after the system, but the intraoral periodontal condition is stable, you can maintain the status quo, keep the oral hygiene in good condition and then go to the periodontist for regular reexamination.

Hello! First, improper brushing. Brushing your teeth with a toothbrush with too hard bristles, too coarse particles of friction in the toothpaste, or using a saw-saw horizontal brushing method can cause gums to recede.

Second, periodontal disease leads to loose teeth, receding gums, elongated crowns, fan-shaped displacement of front teeth, repeated abscesses of the gums, and finally tooth loss.

Thirdly, gum recession caused by poor oral hygiene, plaque (i.e., bacteria) or calculus accumulation on the teeth leads to inflammation and recession of the gums, so it is recommended to clean your teeth as soon as possible.

Gum recession is the two main culprits of periodontitis and calculus, causing the loss of trace elements in the gums, the United States in 2008 has made a scientific and technological breakthrough to obtain international medical certification, the use of the American Dental Research Center toothpaste can be repaired.

What is gum recession? What to do about gum recession?

There is no better way to do it, and gum recession cannot be cured even by surgery. It only prevents further atrophy.

Gum recession is more common, and some people start to recede after the age of 30. Gum recession should be distinguished from wedge defects, which refer to a groove near the gums, which will be sore when exposed to cold or hot or wind, and can be recovered after filling, while gingival recession refers to the atrophy at the junction between the crown and the tooth root, once the root is exposed or hot or cold, it will be sore, usually caused by calculus or bacteria, and periodontal ** is required.