How do adult teeth recover naturally?

Adult teeth generally do not recover naturally. The

causes of tooth formation are complex. For example, long-term use of toothpicks may damage gums and periodontal tissues, resulting in the appearance or enlargement of teeth. once this damage is formed, natural recovery is difficult. It is necessary to correct bad habits and try to improve them through appropriate treatment.

In addition, long-term periodontitis can lead to gingival recession and alveolar bone absorption, thus making teeth gradually larger. In this case, it is difficult to recover naturally by itself. Periodontal treatment is needed to control the progress of the disease, but the formed teeth are usually difficult to recover completely.

It is unrealistic for adult teeth to recover naturally. Seek medical advice in time. A professional dentist should evaluate and formulate a suitable treatment plan.