Dental skin

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Dental skin

Asked for Male, 27 Years

Dear sir my dental skin getting lower.what is problem iam getting feared .What is the solution

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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla Oral Pathologist 16 yrs exp Faridabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla

Oral Pathologist 16 yrs exp Faridabad

Gum recession is a result of chronic gum inflammation and occurs due to deposits of Calculus on the teeth. These deposits cannot be removed by toothbrushing alone and will require a visit to the dentist for professional teeth cleaning by a procedure called as scaling. Although complete reversibility of the gum loss that has occurred cannot be expected but the treatment should be instituted as soon as possible so that further damage is not there. Regards

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