Gumline Protection Guide

A gentle, low-abrasion tooth powder with nano-hydroxyapatite. You brush it along your gumline for 20–30 seconds after your regular toothpaste. It’s an extra step, not a replacement.

No. Receded gum doesn’t grow back — not with a powder, a pill or a drop. CollaGum is about protecting the gum you still have: less sensitivity on exposed roots and a cleaner, more comfortable gumline.

Brush with your usual fluoride toothpaste first. Then dip a damp, soft brush into CollaGum and brush gently along the gumline for 20–30 seconds. Spit, then rinse — or leave it on overnight.

The clean, smooth feel is immediate. For sensitivity, give it 2–4 weeks of daily use — the timeframe in which hydroxyapatite has been studied. Use the ice-water test to track it yourself.

Yes — and you should. CollaGum is fluoride-free, so it’s designed to add to your fluoride toothpaste, not replace it. Exposed roots benefit from both.

It’s not a charcoal or whitening powder. It’s built on baking soda, one of the least abrasive cleaners used in oral care. Use a soft brush and light pressure, and let the powder do the work.

Collagen peptides and vitamin C are the building blocks gum tissue is made of, so they’re in the jar as supporting ingredients. We won’t tell you brushed-on collagen “penetrates” or “rebuilds” your gums — there’s no evidence it does. The ingredient doing the heavy lifting for sensitivity is nano-hydroxyapatite.

Yes. CollaGum supports your daily care; it doesn’t replace it. Keep your cleanings, and see your dentist if your gums bleed regularly, feel sore or a tooth feels loose.