Canine Teeth and Gum Recession: Everything You Need to Know

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Discover what causes gum recession around canine teeth, the symptoms to watch for, treatment options available, and practical tips to support better gum health.

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What is gum recession?

Why are canine teeth important?

What causes gum recession around canine teeth?

Symptoms of gum recession around canine teeth

How to treat and manage gum recession?

How to prevent gum recession around canine teeth?

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Summary

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- Receding gums can expose the roots of teeth and increase sensitivity or discomfort.
- Brushing too hard, gum disease, teeth grinding, and smoking are common contributors to gum recession.
- Early treatment and gentle daily care can help slow progression and protect gum tissue.
- Consistent oral hygiene and regular dental checkups are key to maintaining healthy gums.

Canine Teeth and Gum Recession: Everything You Need to Know

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