Gum Check Quiz
60-second gum check
Are your gums pulling back?
Answer 6 quick questions and see what's really going on at your gum line, and what Korean periodontists do about it before it gets to surgery.
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Question 1 of 6
How old are you?
Question 2 of 6
Which one looks most like your lower gum line?
Pull your lower lip down in front of a mirror and compare.
Question 3 of 6
Do you see pink in the sink when you brush or floss?

Question 4 of 6
Do cold drinks or cold air make a tooth wince?

Question 5 of 6
What did your dentist or hygienist say last time?

Question 6 of 6
What have you already tried?
Pick all that apply.
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Comparing with what Seoul periodontists look for
Your gum check result


Typical look of each stage. Yours may differ.
What's happening at your gum line
Your gums are held to each tooth by collagen fibers, like tiny ropes. After 30 your body replaces less of that collagen every year. When the fibers thin out, the gum lets go of the tooth, the root starts to show and the tooth looks longer.
What Korean periodontists do first
Instead of waiting until it's bad enough to cut and graft, Seoul clinics feed the fibers what they're made of, every day, right at the gum line.
- Marine collagen peptides for the fibers themselves
- Vitamin C, which your body needs to build collagen
- Zinc to slow collagen breakdown
- Nano-hydroxyapatite to protect exposed roots
Your match: MOON CollaGum
A collagen tooth powder you brush straight into the gum line, morning and night. No fluoride.
Brush it on twice a day, focus on the gum line, don't rinse straight after.
"I'm 51 and watched my gums recede for years. After about eight weeks brushing with CollaGum, the sensitivity was gone and my hygienist actually asked what I'd changed."
Michelle, 51 · Verified buyer
"Bleeding when I flossed and my gums looked pale and pulled back. Three weeks in the bleeding stopped completely."
David, 47 · Verified buyer
This check is not a diagnosis. If you have pain, swelling or a loose tooth, see your dentist.