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  Gingival recession, also known as soft tissue recession, is characterized by the displacement of the gingival margin below the cementoenamel junction (CEJ) of a tooth or the platform of a dental implant. This condition involves the loss of various periodontal tissues, including gingiva, periodontal ligament, root cementum, and bone at dental sites, and the loss of mucosa and bone around dental implants. The underlying causes of gingival recession encompass a range of factors, such as inflammatory periodontal diseases, trauma resulting from aggressive oral hygiene practices, recurrent inflammation due to bone dehiscence or fenestration beneath the gingiva, repeated inflammation linked to poorly fitting dental restorations, orthodontic-induced tooth movement through the labial bone plate, viral-induced ulceration of the gingival margin, cytotoxic drug-induced ulceration, benign familial neutropenia, traumatic injuries to the gingival margin, and compromised blood supply to the gi...

 Gingival recession, also known as soft tissue recession, is characterized by the displacement of the gingival margin below the cementoenamel junction (CEJ) of a tooth or the platform of a dental implant. This condition involves the loss of various periodontal tissues, including gingiva, periodontal ligament, root cementum, and bone at dental sites, and the loss of mucosa and bone around dental implants. The underlying causes of gingival recession encompass a range of factors, such as inflammatory periodontal diseases, trauma resulting from aggressive oral hygiene practices, recurrent inflammation due to bone dehiscence or fenestration beneath the gingiva, repeated inflammation linked to poorly fitting dental restorations, orthodontic-induced tooth movement through the labial bone plate, viral-induced ulceration of the gingival margin, cytotoxic drug-induced ulceration, benign familial neutropenia, traumatic injuries to the gingival margin, and compromised blood supply to the gingi...