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Visitor asks:
Hello!
I have a question. A small part of a tooth root is visible at my upper gum, and I would like to know how or with what it could be covered, if that is possible at all. It is true that I use snus (fugo), and I am already a little worried about this tooth. I would really like to know whether there is any cream, solution, or anything else that would actually be effective, for example to accelerate gum growth or healing around the tooth root. I am already using Gengigel, but there is no visible improvement. I would really appreciate your answer as soon as possible, and I sincerely thank you for it!!
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
The gum around the tooth root is inflamed because of chronic irritation from sharp edges and plaque accumulating at that site. The root needs to be removed or, if it is still possible, restored with a crown and post. The best and only measure against gingival inflammation (once the work in the dental office has been completed) is mechanical plaque removal, i.e. brushing.
Have a nice day!
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