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About The Video
Dr Nabilah addresses a concern many patients notice gradually: teeth that appear longer than before, or sensitivity that comes and goes. She explains that this is often a sign of gum recession, and unlike other tissues in the body, receded gums don't grow back on their own, making early understanding important.
She walks through the range of factors that can contribute to recession, including gum disease, night-time teeth clenching, and genetics, showing that it isn't always caused by brushing too hard, as many assume. From there, Dr Nabilah outlines non-surgical options that can help manage the condition, such as deep cleaning and night guards, along with the signs worth watching for that suggest it's time to seek care.
Dr Nabilah provides a clear breakdown of gum recession, moving beyond the common assumption that it's simply a brushing problem. She highlights that because gum tissue doesn't regenerate on its own, catching early signs, like visible lengthening of teeth or intermittent sensitivity gives patients more options for managing the condition before it progresses.
The video covers the range of contributing factors, from gum disease to clenching habits and genetic predisposition, and outlines a practical path forward: non-surgical approaches like deep cleaning and night guards for milder cases, with referral to a specialist periodontist when more advanced care is needed. If you're noticing changes in your gum line or have questions about your own gum health, reach out to the team at Dental Designs Clinic in Singapore to book an assessment.
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