#gum recession

[thesmileshapersventura]

Gum recession is a common dental issue affecting millions worldwide. It occurs when gum tissue pulls away from the teeth, exposing more of the tooth or root. This condition can lead to sensitivity, cavities, and even tooth loss. Understanding the factors contributing to gum recession is crucial for prevention and treatment.

This blog explores the various causes of gum recession, including poor oral hygiene, genetics, and lifestyle factors. We will also discuss effective treatment options and provide practical prevention tips to help you maintain healthy gums and a beautiful smile. Whether you're experiencing early signs of gum recession or simply want to protect your oral health, this guide will empower you to address this condition proactively.

[localdentalclinics]

[ashadentaloflenexa]

Mouthguards are a useful tool to protect your teeth and gums. But can they also cause gum recession? This blog post will examine the link between mouthguards and receding gums, as well as provide tips on how to protect your oral health while wearing them.

[folksy]

having my first ever surgery in a few weeks but it’s pretty noninvasive and easy recovery

[bnkbgvbzbuf876986387nogj]

stop...i waited too long to get a dentist ap and i gotta wait 6 months but 💀 my teeth are f stained what should i do in the meantime 💀

[smallvillecrows]

people with tooth gaps and crooked teeth and missing or broken teeth are so cool

[thetimecametoblossom]

i’m so mad bc i’m realizing that i can’t escape my emotional and psychological issues by thinking them through or literally running away from them. i have to FEEL my feelings? in my BODY???

like i know i’ve been avoiding that kind of work for a long ass time but goddamn. i wanted to keep avoiding it. i wanted to keep being self punishing with intense workouts and not ever slowing down and hoping that’d be enough physicality to deal my emotions but nooooo. i have to actually feel them. wtf

[dungeonbf]

sigge's yellow teeth, save me... and his gums are receding because he doesn't brush at all... i don't think he be insecure about it, though, i think he goes out of his way to show off his teeth; whenever he's in photos, he pulls on his mouth to better expose his teeth and stuff 🤔🤔

[slav-every-day]

[dragpinkman]

everytime i see skincare morning routine whatever videos on pinterest im like damn you guys are ruining your enamel

[happyteethcare]

Oral Health and Aging: How to Keep Your Smile Healthy as You Grow Older

As we age, maintaining oral health becomes increasingly vital. Proper oral care not only preserves the functionality and aesthetics of your smile but also plays a critical role in overall health. Aging impacts the body in many ways, and oral health is no exception. In this guide, we will explore how aging affects oral health and share practical strategies for keeping your smile healthy in your…

[folksy]

my surgery is next week and I’m just feeling like it’s unnecessary and that they’re taking advantage of me. especially as I’m paying all out of pocket. I’m like I have gum recession on my front teeth I’m worried about it I had bad oral hygiene last year because of my mental health I know the buildup ate at my gums I can tell because the gums are gone between some of my teeth and my bottom teeth look bigger. they’re like your teeth are looking bigger because your front teeth aren’t aligned and your bottom teeth want to meet your top teeth so they’re coming upwards and your frenulum is pulling down the gums in the front (what I’m getting surgery for)

[aria0fgold]

I fear that I'm gonna have to front frequently this month. Aria's getting way too worried about her gums that I worry for her getting too stressed about it.

[hms-tardimpala]

I can't wait for the new jewelry I ordered to arrive so I can downsize my labret. Any swelling has disappeared weeks ago and now the post is too long and I'm starting to worry about gum recess because the flat back is poking out of the nest and touching my teeth all the time. I also don't want it to sit at a weird angle because it's too long and for it to heal askew or get stretched by its own weight.

I know I'm not supposed to change it myself, but I downsized on my own once already (after I went to my piercer to upsize to allow for swelling and they allowed me to switch back on my own), and I had no problem putting the jewelry back in and the piercing didn't get infected so I supposed I did a good job? And there's no reason I'll get in trouble if I proceed the same way? Anyway, we'll see🤞