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Root of the teeth seen
Both sides third from the last teeth root of the teeth is visible..gum of the both tooths is little shrunk down...
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Wrong brushing technique also leads to such problems ,just show it to a dentist and cultivate correct brushing techniques
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Receding gums to a certain extent are treatable, with advent of lasers most initial gum diseases are showing favourable results. Seek out for a reliable specialist in your location. Posting X-ray and possibly a photograph of the tooth or teeth in question will help garner possible treatment options.
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Dr. Harshank Lakhera
Endodontist
11 yrs exp
Indore
Its gingival recession dear. And might be due to abnormal & vigorous brushing.It leads to sensitivity and if the inflammation develops in gums then it can lead to swelling,redness & bleeding from gums.it needs attention by the dentist
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