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Gum Surgery for Receding Gums Can be Avoided Altogether!


“Sounds Unlikely But . . . Gum Surgery for Receding

Gums Is Often Completely Unnecessary! “

Of course, that thought totally contradicts almost everything we have been told by dentists and periodontists – but many people are discovering that it’s true.

First question to ask is . . . “Why do gums recede in the first place?”

There are a number of reasons.

“Why Gums Recede”

If you use a toothbrush with bristles that are too tough for delicate gums, this can damage your gum tissue. A rough oral cleansing program can clearly cause damage in your mouth.

However, the origin of receding gums for most of us is caused by the bacteria that lives in our mouths.

“How Does Bacteria Cause Receding Gums?”

Oral bacteria coats your teeth in thin slimy layers that contain millions of the bacteria themselves. By the end of the day you can feel the build-up just by running your tongue over your teeth. It feels rough, but mostly cleans off again after brushing and flossing.

However, the build-up is relentless. It never stops. The accumulation continues – day and night.

“It’s the Hidden Plaque that Starts the Damage”

The sticky layers that survive your brushing, harden into the plaque your dental hygienist chips away during regular dental visits.

The receding gum problem comes from the plaque that is constantly forming further down your teeth – under the gum-line where the bacteria easily gathers – but you can’t clean – and neither can your hygienist without costly and painful treatments.

As this hidden plaque builds up over time – usually over many years – it starts to have an adverse effect on your gums.

The plaque pushes your gums away from your teeth and your gums start to shrink back. Then one day when looking in the mirror you realize with horror that you are a victim of receding gums.

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1)True stories written by people who successfully avoided gum surgery for receding gums – and how they did it.

2) Why your dentist’s advice and treatment for receding gums may be wrong for you . . . and

3) What you can do to try and avoid surgery for receding gums.

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