Hormonal changes in menopause can affect a woman's gums in several ways. For instance, some postmenopausal women will develop a condition where outer layers of the gums separate from the underlying tissue, exposing nerve endings. The outer layers of the gums can become so thin they can be wiped or blown away.
Hormonal changes in menopause can affect a woman's gums in several
ways. For instance, some postmenopausal women will develop a
condition where outer layers of the gums separate from the
underlying tissue, exposing nerve endings. The outer...
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Dr. De Vizio of Colgate answered:Hormonal changes in menopause can affect a woman's gums in several ways. For instance, some postmenopausal women will develop a condition where outer layers of the gums separate from the underlying tissue, exposing nerve endings. The outer layers of the gums can become so thin they can be wiped or blown away.Helpful? 1 person found this helpfulHormonal changes in menopause can affect a woman's gums in several ways. For instance, some postmenopausal women will develop a condition where outer layers of the gums separate from the underlying tissue, exposing nerve endings. The outer... More
