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Comment GUMS and I will send you the link. Thirty percent of adults over thirty get gum recession no matter how well they brush. That number should end the argument about technique, and somehow it never does. You know the routine already. Electric brush, floss every night, three cleanings a year, and the hygienist keeps telling you your hygiene looks great while the line keeps moving down. If cleaning were the variable you would be fine. You are not, so it is not. Your gums are roughly ninety percent collagen. Not as a marketing line, structurally. Collagen fibres run from inside the tissue into the surface of the root and hold the gum tight against the tooth. That attachment is a structure, and a structure is made of protein. After thirty your body makes less of it every year, and by fifty you are producing about seventy percent less than you did at twenty five. In women it does not decline gently through menopause, it drops. So the scaffolding thins, the gum loses the one thing anchoring it, and it slides back. Your gums are not dirty. They are running out of the protein they are built from. Now look at what you have been offered. A softer brush. A sensitivity toothpaste. A deeper cleaning. None of it puts collagen back. Even a graft only covers the exposed root, it never replaces what is missing, which is why so many of them come back at the tooth next door two years later. The deficiency was never treated. Which leaves two requirements. The collagen has to be broken down small enough to pass into the tissue instead of sitting on top of it, and it has to be placed on the gum line and left there rather than swallowed or rinsed away in thirty seconds. CollaGum is built around exactly that. Marine collagen peptides with hydroxyapatite and twelve Korean botanicals, 30 g, sulfate free and fluoride free. Wet your brush, dip it, work the gum line for two minutes, then spit and do not rinse. That last step is the whole thing. Comment GUMS and I will send you the link.