Receding Gum Treatment
Gingival recession is the recession of the gum tissue surrounding the teeth, exposing the tooth or tooth root. If gingival recession is left untreated, the tissues and bone structures supporting the teeth can be severely damaged, leading to tooth loss.
Gingival Recession Treatment
Gingival recession is a condition that causes the tooth roots to become exposed as the gum tissue surrounding the teeth recedes. If gingival recession is not treated, the tissues and bone structures supporting the teeth can be damaged. Gingival recession causes both aesthetic problems and impacts oral health.
In some cases, incorrect brushing, teeth grinding, and teeth clenching can cause gingival recession. In some cases, it is genetic. Symptoms appear before this disease. It is necessary to take these symptoms into account and consult a dentist.
What is Gingival Recession?
With gingival recession, the gum tissue surrounding the teeth falls below the enamel level. Thus, the surface of the tooth roots is exposed.
In Which Age Groups Does Gingival Recession Occur?
Gingival recession can occur in any age group.
What are the Causes of Gingival Recession?
Incorrect tooth brushing, hard tooth brushing, abnormal frenulums, gum diseases, and previously made faulty fillings and crowns can cause this condition.
Gingival Recession and Tooth Brushing
Teeth should be brushed with a medium-hard brush in circular motions to avoid such discomforts. You should never act harshly while brushing your teeth.
What Problems Does Gingival Recession Cause?
Gingival recession causes tooth sensitivity and aesthetic problems.
Does Tooth Loss Occur Due to Gingival Recession?
Tooth roots can be damaged due to gingival recession. In this case, tooth loss also occurs.
What are the Treatment Methods for Gingival Recession?
In cases of gingival recession, the dentist applies different methods. These are:
- Treatment of damage to the tooth tissue,
- Treatment of tooth sensitivity
- Surgical replacement of gum tissue