Healthy gums depend onthe tissue underneath them.
Your gums contain connective tissue rich in collagen. As we age, collagen production and tissue repair can change — one of several factors that can affect how healthy and resilient gum tissue feels over time.
Longer-looking teeth. Dark spaces between them. Bleeding. Deeper pockets. They're different signs, but each can tell you that your gums deserve more attention.
Light therapy has been studied for decades in collagen-rich tissues such as skin. Because gums also contain collagen-producing cells, researchers have begun exploring what similar wavelengths may do in oral tissue.



