The Gum Support Bundle
Your complete routine to start your journey to better gums
Receding Gums
Bleeding Gums
Inflamed Gums
Best Toothpaste for Receding Gums
If your gums have started creeping back, you're far from alone. 9 in 10 UK adults show signs of gum problems.
Lost gum tissue doesn't grow back, so the goal is to look after the gums you have. That means a toothpaste without detergents, a mouthwash that won't strip your mouth, and cleaning between your teeth every day.
Our Original range is made with aloe vera, neem and myrrh, botanicals with anti-inflammatory and anti-plaque properties that support gum health. Add our probiotic mouthwash, floss and interdental brushes for the full daily routine. Read our guide to receding gums →
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The 3 most effective ways to support receding gums
1. Reduce inflammation daily
Inflammation is the biggest driver of gum recession. Ingredients like aloe vera, clove, peppermint, and eucalyptus have clinically proven anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties that soothe irritated gums and help the tissue stay healthy.
2. Support your oral microbiome
Most mouthwashes are harsh and strip away good bacteria. That disrupts the microbiome and makes gums more vulnerable.A probiotic mouthwash helps restore balance, reduce harmful bacteria linked to gum disease, and create a healthier environment for your gums to recover.
3. Strengthen the attachment around each tooth
Gum attachment is maintained through consistent care. A routine of daily flossing, plaque-controlling botanicals, and a balanced mouthwash helps clear bacteria from below the gum line, reduce inflammation, and support the tissues that keep gums firmly attached.
The Gum Support Bundle:
✓ Botanical Toothpaste
✓ Probiotic Mouthwash
✓ Floss & Accessories
Receding gums and gum health: your questions answered
Can receding gums grow back?
No. Once gum tissue has been lost to recession, it doesn't grow back on its own, and only professional treatments such as gum grafts can restore lost coverage. What can change is inflammation: when swollen gums settle, they can tighten back around the teeth. So the focus is on looking after the gums you have and protecting them from further damage. Read our guide to receding gums.
What is the best toothpaste for receding gums in the UK?
Look for a toothpaste that's gentle on your gums: no SLS or other detergents, which are linked to gum irritation, and ingredients with anti-inflammatory and anti-plaque properties. Our Original range is made with aloe vera, neem and myrrh to support gum health, with no detergents and no fluoride.
Does toothpaste for gum recession really work?
No toothpaste can regrow gum tissue. What the right toothpaste can do is help control plaque along the gumline, keep gums comfortable and support gum health as part of a daily routine, which helps protect the gums you have.
What do dentists recommend for receding gums?
Brush gently twice a day with a soft or medium brush, clean between your teeth every day with floss or interdental brushes, keep up regular hygienist visits, and stop smoking if you smoke. Grinding your teeth and brushing too hard can also make recession worse, so it's worth raising both with your dentist.
What is the best toothpaste for gum disease?
If you have signs of gum disease, such as bleeding, swollen or sore gums, see your dentist or hygienist first. For daily care, choose a toothpaste with anti-plaque and anti-inflammatory properties and no harsh detergents, and pair it with daily cleaning between your teeth. Our Gum Support Bundle brings the whole routine together.
Is SLS bad for your gums?
Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) is a detergent that makes toothpaste foam. It's linked to gum irritation, dryness and mouth ulcers in some people, and it can disrupt the oral microbiome. Your mouth doesn't need it, which is why we've removed the detergents from all our toothpastes.