Hard to say: Here is some general information on gum diseases: For specific diagnosis and advice for your situation please consult a doctor or dentist licensed in your area. https://patient.info/health/dental-plaque-and-gum-disease
Answered 5/29/2017
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Yes we can: If you actually see a local dentist for a clinical examination we can tell you exactly what it is. The information you supplied and without a photo is insufficient to tell you what it is over the internet. Too many possibilities.
Answered 6/8/2017
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Gum color change: "Dark brownish" indicates genetically controlled melanin levels, perfectly normal. "Starting to turn white" indicates either a circulatory problem or an infection. Please see your Dentist for an examination, differential diagnosis, and appropriate treatment or specialist referral.
Answered 6/29/2018
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