- Stop the progression of gum disease and protect your teeth
- Monthly finance payment options available*
- Specialist periodontal team offering expert care
- Prevent costly complications with gum treatment now
Why have receding gum treatment?
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Restore health
Improve your oral health by covering exposed tooth roots, protecting against further decay, sensitivity and damage.
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Advanced care
Our skilled team uses cutting-edge proven surgical techniques, including gum grafts and regenerative treatment.
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Prevent issues
Stop gum disease from progressing and avoid the need for more costly and extensive periodontal procedures.
4
Boost confidence
Rediscover your healthy and balanced smile, with a smooth, even gumline and no longer-looking teeth.
Results
Our receding gum treatments at Neyo Periodontal CentreOur specialist periodontal team have helped so many patients halt further recession, stabilise gum disease and even restore lost gum tissue. We love giving our patients a reason to smile again with tailored treatment for receding gums and our focused care. Find out how we can help your oral health by booking a consultation today!
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Meet our specialists
Dr Yogesh Wadher, Specialist Periodontist & Implant Surgeon, GDC No. 114971
Our specialist periodontist, Dr Yogi Wadher, is highly skilled and experienced in his field, with a real enthusiasm that shines through in every treatment. He has a well-deserved reputation for unparalleled patient-focused care, and uses the most up-to-date treatments and techniques to ensure great results. You are in safe hands!
Dr Shu Yang Ker, Specialist Periodontist, GDC No. 271709
Shu has dedicated the last 7 years to specialised postgraduate training in periodontology. A graduate of King’s College London, she completed her master’s training at the Eastman Dental Institute and holds the Diploma of Membership in Periodontics from the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
Finance
Finance options available for gum recession treatmentSpread the cost of your gum recession treatment into monthly instalments with our finance options, subject to status*. Interest-free finance over 12 months, and interest-bearing terms up to 60 months are available. Please talk to our friendly team for more information.
Find out moreWhy are my gums receding?
Gums can recede naturally as part of the ageing process and as a result of brushing too hard. The main cause, however, is poor oral health, with the bacteria from gum disease eating away at the gums and exposing the tooth roots.
Where gum disease is the cause, expert periodontal treatment is needed to stop receding gums from getting worse. The situation will only grow more out of control the more you delay visiting a dentist, so earlier treatment can make all the difference. Prevent the need for extensive procedures, restore your appearance and halt progression by booking your consultation with us today!
What are the treatment options for receding gums?
1We begin every periodontal treatment at Neyo Periodontal Centre with a detailed consultation. We examine your mouth and discuss the available treatment methods and techniques for your case. We’re also always happy to answer any questions you have.
2The primary treatment for gum recession is a gum graft. We can restore lost gum tissue and conceal exposed tooth roots with this precise and bespoke surgical procedure, carried out using local anaesthetic to help you remain comfortable throughout.
3We can also treat receding gums using periodontal regenerative surgery. This procedure enables lost bone and gum tissue to be regenerated, stabilising the gumline, halting further recession and ultimately preventing tooth loss.
4It is important to note that specialist treatment with a periodontist is needed to repair gum recession, as expert techniques and tools are required. Gums won’t grow back on their own, but we can help regenerate them.
Why have treatment for receding gums at Neyo Periodontal Centre?
- Expert periodontal care delivered by our highly skilled team
- Bespoke treatment plans designed around your individual gum health
- A complete range of innovative gum treatments offered
- Easily accessible clinic located in Burgess Hill, serving Sussex and the South East
- Comfortable, calm and cutting-edge practice surroundings
FAQs
No, gums can’t grow back on their own. Receding gums can be improved with specialist intervention, restoring and regenerating lost gum tissue through gum grafts and other advanced periodontal procedures. Treatments like gum grafts can transplant tissue from another area of the mouth to exposed tooth roots to regenerate the gum line.
While gums can sometimes recede naturally as a part of the ageing process or from brushing your teeth too hard, the primary cause is gum disease. When poor oral hygiene allows bacteria to build up, it leads to advanced gum disease that actively eats away at your delicate gum tissue. Periodontal treatment is needed to prevent the progression of the disease and improve your oral health.
The cost of your receding gum treatment varies depending on your individual case and the procedures required. A detailed assessment with our specialist periodontist costs £175, and includes an examination, discussion of your options and treatment plan with associated costs.
The most direct and clinically proven treatments to fix gum recession are surgical options like gum grafting and periodontal regenerative surgery. Rather than using complex laser treatments that offer no proven benefit, these traditional techniques safely transplant tissue or regenerate lost bone to effectively rebuild and stabilise your gumline. At Neyo, we prioritise methods backed by strong clinical evidence in order to provide safe and efficient treatment.
You should book a consultation with a specialist periodontist as soon as you notice symptoms of receding gums. Acting early is important, as fast professional care can stop gum recession from getting worse and save you from the need for complex and expensive procedures in the future.
The signs and symptoms of receding gums include:
- Teeth looking longer than usual, exposing your tooth roots
- Gums that appear to be pulling away from teeth
- Gaps opening between teeth
- An uneven or irregular gum line
- Shifting and loose teeth (movement more than 1mm)
*Finance provided subject to age, affordability and status. Terms and conditions apply.
