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Root of tooth visible
A very small portion of root of my front tooth are visible in the bottom of gum...??
Y is it so...?
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Dont brush too hard
Consult a dentist
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You might be having gingival recession or cervical abrasion it might be due to improper teeth brushing
We can do laser for gums and if it's cervical abrasion get it prepared from lasers that is hard tissue lasers which is available in my clinic at Bangalore and only clinic in Bangalore to have dental hard tissue laser and we do the needful
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Hi..it is called gingival recession. It means that you either have wrong bite or pyorrhea. It can be solved. Visit me on practo.com. Dr M. R. Pujari, marathalli, Bangalore
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Hi pls send a picture.. so I can help u out better
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