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Receeding Gums
Hi.. I am facing with receeding gums and now due to this covid lockdown we do not have the privilege of meeting a dentist.. can you help me with any meds or remedies where I can reverse this receeding gums or atleast stop it.
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Receding gums can’t be reversed by taking meds....
But bleeding gums can be reversed. If u have the same
Use gum paint (stolin) and mouthwash (chlorhexidine based )
Next Steps
Try n make a visit to the dentist
Getting scaling done may be helpful if the recession is due to swelled gums or growing calculus/ tartar in the gums
Or u may have to go for advanced procedures such as flap surgery and /or bone grafting
Health Tips
Find a specialist when u search a dentist( a periodontist )
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Plz forward your gum picture if possible so that we can help you more .
There are different cause of gum recession..
according to your picture we can help you more .
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Pls report back with a picture of your teeth with receding gingiva.
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It will be better if you can post a picture of your teeth.
Apply Stolin gum paint.
Apply it over your gums and massage it. Leave it for 20 mins and rinse with water. Do not eat or drink during your application of gel.
Do it twice daily.
Use chlorhexidine mouthwash. Mix with water in 1:1 ratio. Use twice daily.
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maintain oral hygiene. use soft bristles tooth brush.
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