https://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/Gums can pull back for several reasons, from brushing habits to genetics. See the usual causes.enhttps://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/brushing-too-hard-recession/https://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/brushing-too-hard-recession/Mon, 02 Nov 2026 15:00:00 GMTBrushing too hard recession is a well-recognised pattern: firm pressure and scrubbing can wear at the gum edge over years, though it is rarely the only cause.https://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/genetics-gum-recession/https://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/genetics-gum-recession/Tue, 27 Oct 2026 13:00:00 GMTGenetics gum recession is a real consideration: the thickness of your gum, the shape of your jaw and how your teeth sit are partly inherited, and they can make some people more prone to.https://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/teeth-grinding-recession/https://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/teeth-grinding-recession/Fri, 23 Oct 2026 07:00:00 GMTTeeth grinding recession is a link dentists discuss, though the evidence is mixed and grinding is rarely the only cause.https://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/orthodontic-recession/https://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/orthodontic-recession/Mon, 12 Oct 2026 14:00:00 GMTOrthodontic recession can happen when teeth are moved towards the edge of the bone that holds them, or when thin gum tissue is stressed by braces, wires or poor cleaning.https://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/gum-graft-overview/https://receding-gums-causes.pages.dev/gum-graft-overview/Tue, 06 Oct 2026 07:00:00 GMTThis gum graft overview covers a surgical procedure in which tissue is placed over exposed tooth root to protect it and sometimes to cover the area.