Gum Receding Treatment in Torrance

Gum Receding Treatment in Torrance

Gum recession occurs when gum tissue pulls away from the teeth, exposing the roots and increasing the risk of sensitivity, decay, and tooth loss. At SmileWell Family Dentistry, we offer comprehensive gum receding treatment — including in-office gum grafting — to restore gum health, protect your teeth, and improve comfort and appearance.

What Causes Gum Recession?

Gum recession can develop due to periodontal disease, aggressive brushing, genetics, teeth grinding, bite misalignment, or inadequate oral hygiene. Identifying the underlying cause allows us to create a personalized and effective treatment plan.

Signs of Receding Gums

You may be experiencing gum recession if you notice:

  • Teeth that appear longer than normal
  • Exposed tooth roots
  • Tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweets
  • Notches or wear near the gumline
  • Red, swollen, or tender gums

Our Gum Recession Treatments

Treatment depends on the severity of recession and your individual needs. Our services include:

  • Professional cleanings to remove plaque and bacteria
  • Scaling and root planing for active gum infection
  • Desensitizing treatments to reduce root sensitivity
  • Occlusal adjustments or night guards for teeth grinding
  • Gum grafting performed in-office to restore lost gum tissue and protect exposed roots

Gum Grafting for Receding Gums

When gum tissue loss is advanced, gum grafting may be recommended. This procedure restores and strengthens the gumline, covers exposed roots, and helps prevent further recession. Our team uses modern techniques focused on comfort, precision, and long-term stability.

Preventing Further Gum Recession

Preventive care is essential to maintaining healthy gums. We provide guidance on proper brushing techniques, recommend appropriate oral hygiene tools, and monitor your gum and bone health during regular visits.

Schedule an Evaluation

If you’re noticing gum recession or experiencing tooth sensitivity, contact 310-782-6155 to schedule an evaluation. We’re here to restore comfort, protect your smile, and support your long-term oral health.