05/29/2026
Do you notice these lesions near the gumline?
Many people assume they are simply caused by aggressive brushing. While that can be a contributing factor, these lesions are often a sign of something deeper: instability within the chewing system.
When the teeth, muscles, and joints are not functioning in harmony, the body adapts. Over time, those adaptations can appear as tooth wear, fractures, sensitivity, or non-carious cervical lesions like these.
These lesions are more than a cosmetic concern. They are a signal that invites us to ask:
✅ Is my bite stable?✅ Are excessive forces being placed on these teeth?✅ Am I clenching or grinding?✅ Is my chewing system functioning properly?
Restoring the lesion may be part of the solution, but identifying and treating the underlying cause is what helps protect your smile long-term.
✨ We don’t just treat teeth. We evaluate the entire system.
🇪🇸 ¿Ves estas lesiones cerca de la encía?
Estas lesiones cervicales no cariosas pueden estar relacionadas con fuerzas excesivas sobre los dientes, hábitos como apretar o rechinar, o problemas en la mordida.
✅ Sensibilidad dental✅ Desgaste dental✅ Fracturas dentales✅ Lesiones cerca de la encía
Restaurar la lesión es importante, pero también lo es identificar su causa para evitar que continúe avanzando.
✨ Evaluamos la función de tu mordida y la salud de tus dientes.
