Yes.: If the gums are sensitive due to plaque and tartar build-up causing inflammation and bleeding, get your teeth thoroughly cleaned and then brush and carefully floss every day. If the gums are just generally sensitive but otherwise healthy, try massaging them with a clean washcloth dampened with warm water every night before bed.
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Improved oral: Hygiene. Invest in and use an electric toothbrush (braun oral b triumph and a waterpik wp-100). It will be one of the best investments you can make. Rest assured it is not an overnight cure but it a means to an end - and that end us healthy teeth and gums. Good luck.
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Yes: Try tooth paste for sensitive teeth. If that does not work see a dentist. Professional dental products exist to treat tooth sensitivity. If it is due to gum recession, the exposed roothcan be bonded or a gum graft can be done to cover the exposed root.
Answered 10/4/2016
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