Major Gum recession can lead to tooth loss 🦷😅 Try to see your dentist for a cleaning at least every 6 months . It’ll make a difference! #dentist#gumrecession#tartar | Kapadia Dental Care PLC
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Major Gum recession can lead to tooth loss 🦷😅 Try to see your dentist for a cleaning at least every 6 months . It’ll make a difference! #dentist#gumrecession#tartar | Kapadia Dental
Kapadia Dental Care PLC. Kapadia Dental Care PLC · Original audio. Major Gum recession can lead to tooth loss 🦷😅 Try to see your dentist for a cleaning at least every 6 months . It’ll make a difference! #dentist#gumrecession#tartar
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