Gum recession query. Have gum recession?

Hello Yes thr s gum recession,do Massag on gums with gum Paint and do brush twice daily

Maintain oral hygiene. Warm saline rinses thrice a day. In your case,Gum problem is mostly because of malaligned teeth. So do visit a local dentist/orthodontist for physical evaluation and treatment (as required).

Do gum massage with gum paint. Do warm saline rinses 4-5 times daily. Take Limcee 500 once daily.

Hi. 1)Yes a Lil. 2) Swelling and tenderness will calm down within a week 3)That wasn't enamel that was calculs which was removed by cleaning coz of which ur feeling as ur enamel is lost which is a myth.

*Advised warm salt water gargle *Advised to switch brushing technique *Advised to visit a nearby dental surgeon, once in every 6 months for follow up

You do have gum recession . It seems to be connected to mal-alignment of your teeth. The upper central incisors seem to bd palatally inclined and the lower central incisors are buccally inclined. . This inclination may be crowding aggravated by impacted third molars Inclination of teeth affects the position of the gums on teeth.. Regarding loosening of teeth after cleaning, it is common to feel like this when the tartar , deposited on teeth surfaces in the shape of a bridge , is removed. The teeth feel single (separate) and unsupported and a bit loose. The gum inflammation should get relieved within this week too.Maintain your oral hygiene and seek an appointment with a periodontist if you still feel the same after two weeks. iAlso, to let you know, there is soft tissue (Periodontal ligament) between tooth and supporting bone. . This tissue, even when mildly inflamed near the gum , can lead to a feeling of loose teeth. This feeling usually disappears within a week. Regarding your fear of loss of enamel, it’s the tartar , plaque and stains that are removed during scaling - manual or ultrasonic.

Get a thorough check up done. OPG, Any need for orthodontic treatment. ,upper labial frenectomy( if needed) An abnormal frenum can aggravate recession of gums.

Maintain oral hygiene instructions. Use soft brush and do your brushing using the correct technique.

Swollen gums and a delicate feeling could be signs of gum inflammation or gingivitis. It's not uncommon to experience some degree of gum sensitivity or swelling after a dental cleaning, especially if there was a significant buildup of tartar or plaque. Loose teeth and a sensation of movement can be concerning. It's possible that the cleaning process or the underlying condition of your teeth and gums have contributed to this feeling. It's important to address these symptoms promptly to prevent any further complications. I recommend taking the following steps: Contact your dentist: Reach out to your dentist and explain the symptoms you are experiencing. They will be able to assess your situation and provide appropriate guidance. They may suggest a follow-up appointment to examine your teeth and gums more closely. Maintain good oral hygiene: Continue to brush your teeth gently but thoroughly with a soft-bristled toothbrush. Be careful around the sensitive areas and avoid putting excessive pressure on the affected teeth. Also, continue to floss daily to remove any debris or plaque from between your teeth. Rinse with saltwater: Rinse your mouth with warm saltwater (one teaspoon of salt dissolved in a glass of warm water) several times a day. This can help reduce inflammation and soothe the gums. Avoid excessive force or stress on your teeth: Be mindful of any habits that might be putting extra pressure on your teeth, such as clenching or grinding. Try to minimize these habits to avoid further aggravating your symptoms.