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Gum contouring reshapes the gumline but does not alter the muscles or soft tissue governing lip movement. Learn how clinicians plan the procedure and what to realistically expect.
Room-temperature water triggering a tooth twinge in teeth with receded gums is a sign of dentine sensitivity. Learn what causes it, what helps, and when to seek professional advice.
A raw or pinched sensation inside the cheek is common when fitting a new set of clear aligners. Learn why this happens, how to manage discomfort, and when to seek professional advice.
Slight peeling and colour changes in the gums after laser contouring are part of the normal healing process. Learn what is expected, what is not, and when to contact your dental team.
Gums that appear lower on one side of the mouth can indicate localised recession with several possible causes. Learn what may be responsible and when a dental assessment is advisable.
Tooth-coloured aligner attachments can take on staining over time. Learn why discolouration happens, how to manage it, and when to speak to your South Kensington dental team.
Some mouthwash ingredients can worsen sensitivity around exposed tooth roots. This guide explains which ingredients to look out for and what to choose instead when you have gum recession.
Gums that bleed slightly when brushing receded roots often indicate localised inflammation or overly vigorous technique. Learn how to address this and when to seek professional dental assessment.
Mild gum recession does not necessarily prevent a cosmetic smile makeover, but it requires careful clinical consideration. Learn what the priorities are before combining cosmetic and gum treatments.
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