How can I tell if I have receding gums?!


Question: How can I tell if I have receding gums!?
My front bottom teeth are kinda bothering me!. Still!. It's not really a sharp pain, more dull really!. But I've wondered if whether or not it's because my gum line is receding and that's causing it!? Www@Answer-Health@Com


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the pain is probably from sensitivity because the tooth doesn't have much gum around it, not directly from receding gums!. It is pretty obvious looking when a gum starts to recede!. There will be a drastic difference between the gum that has already receded and the teeth around it!. You should probably consult a gum doctor (ask your dentist for recommendations!.!.the name of a gum doctor is a periodontist ) !. In the mean time, make sure your tooth paste doesn't have anything extra (like whitening ) in it to decrease the sensitivity in your teeth !.
Here is a link to a photo of a receding gum:http://www!.new-jersey-periodontist!.com/r!.!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

Is it pain, or sensitivity!? When your gums recede, your teeth usually start feeling sensitive to cold!. When you look at your teeth, can you see a slightly yellow line where your teeth and gums meet!? If so, that is a sign that you have recession!. This is caused a lot of the time by brushing too hard!. People brush hard thinking they'll get their teeth cleaner, but it's best to brush with a soft toothbrush angling your bristles down into the gumline in little circles!. If your teeth are sensitive, try using a toothpaste for sensitivity, like Sensodyne!. It helps build a protective barrier over the receded area and after a few days you'll be able to tell a difference!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

If you look real closely at them you can see a line on your teeth where they used to be!. I don't know about the whole bleeding thing!. My dentist says I have the gums of a 40 year old (I'm 24) and mine don't bleed when I brush!. I don't know if pain is associated with it either!. My gums and teeth don't hurt at all!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

they are looser close to your teeth and they bleed when you brushWww@Answer-Health@Com





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