Gum Recession Treatment at Vista Dental Implant Center
Recognizing the Signs of Gum Recession
Are you experiencing symptoms like tooth sensitivity, root decay, or even loose teeth? These may be signs of gum recession, an oral health issue that can significantly affect both the appearance and future health of your smile. Gum recession occurs when the soft tissues surrounding the teeth begin to pull away, exposing the tooth roots. This condition can lead to a variety of complications if left untreated.
At Vista Dental Implant Center, we offer an advanced solution to gum recession: the Pinhole Surgical Technique™, a minimally invasive procedure that treats receding gums without the need for grafting.
Treat Gum Recession With The Pinhole Surgical Technique™. Without Grafting.
Early Diagnosis Is Key to Oral Health
Maintaining healthy gums, teeth, and bone structure relies heavily on recognizing the early signs of gum recession. Identifying the root causes and symptoms early can prevent long-term damage. However, if gum recession has already become pronounced, seeking prompt treatment is critical for preserving the health and appearance of your smile. At Vista Dental Implant Center, we specialize in treating gum recession with a variety of advanced techniques that help patients restore their oral health and maintain a vibrant smile.Can't Call Us Now?
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The Risks of Untreated Gum Recession
You might wonder why treating gum recession is essential, especially if you're not experiencing any pain or discomfort. Even in the absence of noticeable symptoms, gum recession can lead to several serious oral health issues. Prevention is key to reducing the risks associated with exposed tooth roots. Some of the risks of untreated gum recession include:- Damage or Decay of Root Surfaces: Exposed roots are more prone to decay, requiring restorative treatments.
- Daily Discomfort from Tooth Sensitivity: Especially sensitivity to hot and cold foods and drinks.
- Chronic Periodontal Disease and Bone Loss: Gum recession increases the risk of ongoing gum disease and bone loss.
- Aesthetic Concerns: Long teeth, discoloration of roots, and dark spaces between teeth can affect your smile’s appearance.
- Loose Teeth and Tooth Loss: Severe gum recession can result in tooth mobility and eventual tooth loss.