A gingival graft is also known as a gum graft used to correct receding gums. A periodontist or gum specialist does this simple procedure. In this procedure, the doctor removes a piece of tissue from the healthy gum tissue or roof of the mouth and then attaches it to the area where the gums are worn away. Healing time for gingival graft is around one to two weeks.
Receding Gums: Causes and Ways to Treat Them
Receding gums refer to the partial or total exposure of tooth roots. Continue reading to learn more.
Black Gums and Gingival Depigmentation
Black gums or black gingiva results from excess melatonin in the body and are commonly seen in dark-skinned individuals. Please read the article to know if your black gums need to be treated.
