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Old 09-06-2011, 02:56 PM #1
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Hi there !
I have some recession on my lower left 1st molar, there is no tooth behind this one. Its been like this for years now and it doesnt bother me but I wondered what can be done IF it starts to bother me ?? Is there anyway maybe if I rub the gum daily it will grow back
It seems like its only recessed on the outside, the inside looks good. I pretty much use Sensodyne toothpaste anyway because I do have sensitive chicklets.
Its weird because this is the only tooth I really can see it that severe on, its almost like I can see where the root starts. I think it started or was noticable about 10 or maybe more years ago.
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hi cvcman,

Depending on how large of an area the recession is, sometimes a white colored filling can be placed there to help prevent further recession. A filling will also prevent the tooth from being sensitive in that area as it covers up the tiny portion of root exposed. Have your dentist take a look at it at your next checkup!

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Hi there !
I have some recession on my lower left 1st molar, there is no tooth behind this one. Its been like this for years now and it doesnt bother me but I wondered what can be done IF it starts to bother me ?? Is there anyway maybe if I rub the gum daily it will grow back
It seems like its only recessed on the outside, the inside looks good. I pretty much use Sensodyne toothpaste anyway because I do have sensitive chicklets.
Its weird because this is the only tooth I really can see it that severe on, its almost like I can see where the root starts. I think it started or was noticable about 10 or maybe more years ago.
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yea he doesnt seemed to worried, then again its not his tooth,lol
I also see what looks like a crack or line from one of the cusps, again he doesnt seem concerned, should I be worried about it snapping off if I eat a pretzle ???
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You're probably okay
But if you are concerned, then don't eat a pretzel on that tooth! =)


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yea he doesnt seemed to worried, then again its not his tooth,lol
I also see what looks like a crack or line from one of the cusps, again he doesnt seem concerned, should I be worried about it snapping off if I eat a pretzle ???
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