In my latest feature in LA Metro Magazine’s “PROS WHO KNOW” I talked about a common (up to 67% of people over the age of 20) dental frustration: black triangles caused by periodontal bone loss.
What is a black triangle?
A black triangle, aka an open gingival embrasure, occurs when there is space in between your teeth and your gum line.
![illustration of a healthy smile and gums (without a black triangle)](https://www.mainedentalclinic.com/wp-content/uploads/healthy-smile-illustration.webp)
![healthy smile with a black triangle between the gum line and front teeth](https://www.mainedentalclinic.com/wp-content/uploads/black-triangle-illustration.webp)
Traditional treatments like gingival grafting or dental veneers were the go to solution – but our office uses the Bioclear Bonding System – an innovative, conservative, and budget-friendly approach to restoring smiles.
Before & After Bioclear Bonding
![before and after bioclear bonding treatment for restoration of black triangles](https://www.mainedentalclinic.com/wp-content/uploads/black-triangle-before-after-bioclear-819x1024.webp)
If you’re interested in bidding farewell to black triangles, reach out to us 207-782-5308 for a consultation.
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TOOTHBUSTERS; DENTAL BLACK TRIANGLE
Restoring Black Triangles Caused by Periodontal Bone Loss Using the Bioclear Bonding System
O.K., I know it sometimes feels like your dentist is marketing new terms to induce panic (really, all we want is for you to brush, floss, and see us twice a year). Still, I can guarantee that you’d much rather experience the Bermuda Triangle than dental black triangles…