If your gum is black or blackish, chances are you have black gum disease. Black gum disease is a condition that was first described in the early 1900s. It is a form of dental disease that affects the root of the teeth, and it can cause severe tooth pain. The pain is usually worse when you chew on the black gums, and this can lead to severe tooth pain. Because it is so severe, it is often referred to as black gum disease.

In recent years, however, a method for removing the black gums has been found. This involves removing the black gums with special tweezers, using only a very small amount of water, and a tooth brush. This method is generally safe and does not require any further treatment or drilling. It is a fairly quick process, but definitely worth doing.

The method is simple, and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in avoiding gum disease. Simply use tweezers to remove the black gums, don’t chew on them, and rinse your mouth out.

This method is so simple that I’m almost afraid to talk about it. But I have a confession to make: I used to be a dentist. I’m not a dentist by the way, I’m a dentist by the books. To me, the entire practice of dentistry is about taking care of teeth, period. And I was convinced that the only way to remove black gums was with a syringe and the proper dental tool.