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The gum line above my front tooth is partially missing a piece of gum from an injury to face. (Photo)

Will I need a gum graft or will the gum heal itself? Thank you.

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Dr. Kara Kramer, DMD
Dr. Kara Kramer, DMD
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Answered on Mar 1, 2018
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