Gum Recession: Blog Articles & Expert Insights our Periodontists
Gum recession can lead to tooth sensitivity, exposed roots, and long-term damage if left untreated. At our periodontal offices in Washington, DC and Bethesda, Maryland, we specialize in diagnosing and treating gum recession using advanced techniques like gum grafting—serving patients across the DC metro area, including Northern Virginia and Maryland.
This page brings together all of our blog posts related to gum recession. From explaining what causes it to detailing treatment options and recovery tips, these articles are here to help you understand your condition and feel confident about your next steps. Whether you’re in the early stages or already dealing with exposed roots, you’ll find practical, expert-led guidance here.

What Causes Gum Recession? The 7 Reasons Why Your Gums Are Receding Gum
If you’ve noticed your teeth looking longer or your gums pulling away, it’s likely a sign of gum recession. Gum recession is more than just a cosmetic issue. It can lead to sensitivity, increased risk of decay, and even tooth loss. Fortunately, there’s a proven solution: gum grafting.

Gum Grafting After Dental Implants
Gum Graft Around Dental Implants Dental implants are designed to be a long-term solution, but their success depends on more than just the implant itself. Healthy gum tissue around natural teeth is important. Around implants, it’s even more critical. When gum tissue is thin or weak, it can recede over

How SFOT Cut This Patient’s Invisalign Treatment Time in Half — And Fixed His Gum Recession
If you’re considering clear‑aligner treatment like Invisalign but you have thin gum and bone tissue, you may be worried about recession, bone loss or long treatment times. We specialize in treating exactly these kinds of cases by bringing together periodontal surgery and orthodontic care.

Gum Grafting for Receding Gums
If you’ve noticed your teeth looking longer or your gums pulling away, it’s likely a sign of gum recession. Gum recession is more than just a cosmetic issue. It can lead to sensitivity, increased risk of decay, and even tooth loss. Fortunately, there’s a proven solution: gum grafting.

What to Eat After Gum Grafting Surgery: Foods You Can & Can’t Eat
Eating the right foods after gum grafting surgery is one of the best ways to protect your healing and stay comfortable during recovery. At our periodontal offices in Washington, DC and Bethesda, Maryland, we guide patients throughout DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland through every step of the healing process—including what

Preventing Gum Recession After Invisalign with SFOT
While Invisalign and other clear aligners are great for straightening teeth, some patients—especially those with thin gums or bone—are at risk of gum recession during treatment. That’s where SFOT (Surgically Facilitated Orthodontic Therapy) comes in. At our periodontal offices in Washington, DC and Bethesda, Maryland, we specialize in using SFOT
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