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What Is the Cause of My Receding Gums?

Receding gums are a common dental condition wherein the gum tissue surrounding the teeth gradually retracts, revealing more of the tooth structure. While gum recession may seem like a purely cosmetic concern, it can lead to other problems such as increased sensitivity, tooth decay, and even tooth loss if left untreated. According to the team at Pacific Northwest Periodontics, early detection and intervention can prevent further damage to oral health. Symptoms of Receding Gums Symptoms of receding gums can vary, but common signs include the visible exposure of tooth roots, increased tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet… More

What Is the Cause of My Receding Gums?

Is It Possible To Correct a Gummy Smile?

Receding gums are a common dental condition wherein the gum tissue surrounding the teeth gradually retracts, revealing more of the tooth structure. While gum recession may seem like a purely cosmetic concern, it can lead to other problems such as increased sensitivity, tooth decay, and even tooth loss if left untreated. According to the team at Pacific Northwest Periodontics, early detection and intervention can prevent further damage to oral health. Symptoms of Receding Gums Symptoms of receding gums can vary, but common signs include the visible exposure of tooth roots, increased tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet… More

Is It Possible To Correct a Gummy Smile?

The Importance of an Aligned Bite

Receding gums are a common dental condition wherein the gum tissue surrounding the teeth gradually retracts, revealing more of the tooth structure. While gum recession may seem like a purely cosmetic concern, it can lead to other problems such as increased sensitivity, tooth decay, and even tooth loss if left untreated. According to the team at Pacific Northwest Periodontics, early detection and intervention can prevent further damage to oral health. Symptoms of Receding Gums Symptoms of receding gums can vary, but common signs include the visible exposure of tooth roots, increased tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet… More

The Importance of an Aligned Bite

Tips for Selecting the Best Toothbrush for Optimal Oral Health

Receding gums are a common dental condition wherein the gum tissue surrounding the teeth gradually retracts, revealing more of the tooth structure. While gum recession may seem like a purely cosmetic concern, it can lead to other problems such as increased sensitivity, tooth decay, and even tooth loss if left untreated. According to the team at Pacific Northwest Periodontics, early detection and intervention can prevent further damage to oral health. Symptoms of Receding Gums Symptoms of receding gums can vary, but common signs include the visible exposure of tooth roots, increased tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet… More

Tips for Selecting the Best Toothbrush for Optimal Oral Health

How Advanced Dental Technology Optimizes Diagnosis and Treatment

Receding gums are a common dental condition wherein the gum tissue surrounding the teeth gradually retracts, revealing more of the tooth structure. While gum recession may seem like a purely cosmetic concern, it can lead to other problems such as increased sensitivity, tooth decay, and even tooth loss if left untreated. According to the team at Pacific Northwest Periodontics, early detection and intervention can prevent further damage to oral health. Symptoms of Receding Gums Symptoms of receding gums can vary, but common signs include the visible exposure of tooth roots, increased tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet… More

How Advanced Dental Technology Optimizes Diagnosis and Treatment

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