Soft tissue grafts correct the effects of gum recession. The grafting process involves a quick and simple surgery. The periodontist builds the gum back by grafting healthy gum tissue to the areas with gum recession. They remove the healthy tissue from the roof of your mouth.
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Periodontal disease and gingivitis occur when bacteria in the mouth cause inflammation in the gum tissue. Subsequently, gingival pockets form as the gums pull away from the teeth. In severe circumstances, the infection can seep into your bloodstream.
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The holidays are here, and this means family events, office parties, special occasions, and other activities. Choosing your outfits might be at the top of your mind, but you should not overlook your face. Whether the occasions are intimate or in large crowds, looking good is important.
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Acne can be a real nightmare during the teen years, and sadly, it can extend right into adulthood. The scars that remain behind long after the condition has cleared can be disheartening. Many people have unsightly scars that have continued to act as unwelcome reminders of the acne years.
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In a healthy mouth, gums should be pink and snugly wrapped around all the teeth. When the gum tissue wears away and leaves the roots of the teeth exposed, you will suffer from gum recession. This condition causes decay on the exposed roots of your teeth. This is because roots have no enamel, unlike the crown of the tooth. The gum acts as their protection.
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