Gum Grafting
- Thread starter jeff2
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Had it done few years ago. If you hadn't had the procedure , this is what the dental specialist does, they slice a piece of tissue from the roof of your mouth, and stitch it to the receding gums. Once the bleeding stops from the roof of your mouth, you can drink right away and eat by chewing only with the the teeth not affected by the graft (in my caae , with my molars , since I had the graft done for my lower front teeth) for about a week. To make it easier to eat, I pureed my food or chopped it into to smaller pieces. Avoid any physical labour (it speeds the healing process) since it raises your pulse and blood pressure in the mouth, I took a few days off work.
My dental specialist was an absolute stunning beautiful Indian (east asian) babe about 30 years old with a hot body, made the procedure worth while. She was hotter than any of the east indian news reporters that you see on tv. Looked forward to the follow up appt. with her to remove the stitches.
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