How to Correct Receding Gums Without Surgery and Overall Gum Health

The separation of the gums and teeth is much, much more than a cosmetic problem or a sign of aging. “There is a direct correlation between your dental health and your overall health” (Dr. Josh Axe).

Receding Gums Cause Inflammation and Can Lead to Tooth Loss

Receding gums create a fertile area for bacterial growth which not only causes tremendous inflammation and increased separation but also weakens the bony socket causing tooth loss.

The immune reaction to the bacterial colonization of the receding gum pockets can cause a systemic inflammatory reaction called auto-sensitization, an autoimmune-like reaction.

Auto-sensitization Can Effect the Nervous System, the Heart and More

Auto-sensitization can involve many organ systems including:

Nervous (especially causing peripheral neuropathy)
Cardiac (causing endocarditis)
Joints (causing arthritis)
Renal (causing nephritis)
Eyes (causing iritis)
Intestines (causing ulcerative colitis)

What Causes Receding Gums & How Can You Treat Them?

Receding gums are not necessarily from poor hygiene and in fact can be from over aggressive tooth brushing. Other predisposing factors include diabetes, smoking and chewing tobacco, hormonal alterations (like puberty, pregnancy, menopause, birth control pills), HIV/AIDS, dry mouth, Vitamin C deficiency, teeth grinding, and of course genetics.

Are There Non-Surgical Options for Treating Receding Gums?

There are very few options for treatment. The emphasis has been to minimize the receding gum line complications from bacterial overgrowth through the following:

Dental cleaning
Mouthwashes - most of which have antimicrobial properties
Oral antibiotics - only if overt infection is present

Surgical Options for Receding Gums is a Poor Solution

The only effort to correct receding gums is surgery: flaps or grafts. This is a poor solution for several reasons:

Poor take (success) rate of 50%
Only one recessed tooth surgery at a time
Extremely painful
Very expensive

So what is the answer?

Natural Way to Rejuvenate Receding Gums Without Surgery

Miracle of the Sea Gum Health Paste with Natural Marine Extract (NME™) can help.

Miracle of the Sea Gum Health Paste has been shown to regrow gums on teeth that have root exposure or receded gums showing the front of a root. (ie gum recession on the front of the root, not all around)

Recession of the interdental papillae cannot be reversed. Where there is interdental papillae recession, the alveolar bone surrounding these areas is flattened. Papillae growth would depend on the amount of bone underlying the gums. If the bone is flat, the papillae will be flat. This is especially true around implants.

In either case, the general health of the gums will be improved.

Use a soft toothbrush to clean the teeth and gums twice a day. Then apply a small amount of Miracle of the Sea Gum Health Paste with Natural Marine Extract (NME™) and massage for 20 seconds. Please see more usage details on the product page link just above.

After the gums regrow over the base of the teeth, maintain good gum health by applying the paste once or twice a week. The paste can be safely swallowed.

Rejuvenate Gums to Improve Overall Gum Health

Your gums are not receding but you know you want to improve the general health of your gums.

Do your gums bleed when you brush your teeth or even when you use a water flosser like Water Pic? This is not uncommon.

Miracle of the Sea Gum Health Paste with Natural Marine Extract has been shown to improve general gum health.

The ingredients in Natural Marine Extract stimulate new fibrocytes with tremendous capacity for collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid synthesis. This results in plumper, healthier, more resilient gums.