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Comment COLLAGUM and I will send you the link. Gums do not grow back. That is what you get told, and it is why nobody bothers to try. Once the gum line has walked down the root, the only thing on the menu is a graft, where they cut a strip of tissue off the roof of your mouth and stitch it over the gap. Three thousand dollars, two weeks of eating soup, and the thing that caused it in the first place is still there. Because here is what is actually happening. Your gum is anchored to the tooth by collagen fibres. Thousands of tiny ropes under tension, holding the tissue tight against the root. Every one of them is protein your body has to keep rebuilding, and after your mid thirties it rebuilds less and less of it. So the ropes get thin. And then everything you do to your mouth starts to matter in a way it never did before. Scrubbing sideways with a hard brush shears them off mechanically. Soda and citrus keep the tissue in a state of low-grade inflammation, and inflamed tissue does not build collagen, it breaks it down. Smoking cuts the blood supply, so the fibres never get the raw material to repair. And doing nothing at all is the worst of the four, because the collapse is silent. There is no pain until the root is already exposed and cold water makes you flinch. None of that is a brushing problem. You cannot brush your way to more collagen, and flossing harder does not build a single fibre. CollaGum is marine collagen peptides hydrolysed down to around 1,000 Daltons, small enough to actually get absorbed instead of being torn apart in your stomach like a steak, with vitamin C so your body can crosslink it into new fibre, and nano-hydroxyapatite for the tooth surface underneath. This is how Korean dentistry has approached gums for decades. Feed the tissue, do not wait to cut it. Your gums are not shrinking because you brush wrong. They are shrinking because they are starving. Comment COLLAGUM and I will send you the link.