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Will My Closed Bite Contribute To Receding Gums

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When I was about 14 I was treated for a slight closed bite with braces. After 2 years my teeth were pretty straight and my bite was improved greatly . However. after a few months of wearing a retainer I discontinued treatment. I am now 19 and regretting my decision to stop wearing the retainer because my bit has returned to its original state. Although my closed bite is not severe what or the odds that I will develop receding or disfigured gums. Note that I don't drink, smoke, I floss daily and clean my teeth bi-monthly with baking soda.

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  1. I will share that if you keep your mouth very clean and make sure you get off the plaque from the gum line will save your teeth. Baking soda I was told by my dentist is too rough and will actually scratch the enamel off the teeth. Never use a hard or firm toothbrush and never press hard. Pressing hard only damages the gums. Make sure you keep your dentist cleanings as these are very important.

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