Gum recession can have various causes and requires a specialist visit to understand the causes and see how to treat them.
They can be due to periodontal disease (pyorrhea) which leads to a widespread loss of supporting tissue and are then difficult to treat. They are often caused by the presence of thin gums traumatized by incorrect brushing or due to the movement of the tooth following orthodontic treatment.
They can be corrected with specific surgical techniques and the doctor will advise you on the best one for your case.
Discover the cases
The lady complained of discomfort in the cold and frequent gum inflammation in the lower incisor. The tooth had also lost bone support. The tooth was treated with periodontal regeneration and recession coverage. There is no more sensitivity and the tooth is stable and no longer inflamed.
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Sensitivity to cold and discomfort when brushing the lower incisors! The doctor solved it by putting the gums back in the correct position (graft surgery + coronally moved flap) and the problems disappeared.
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The patient had a missing left lateral incisor. After orthodontic treatment, an implant was placed on the left lateral incisor.
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