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$800 a graft and I'd been putting it off for a year. Started using this ten weeks before the surgery date, mostly to feel like I was doing something.
At my pre-op he measured, then measured again. Said he wanted to monitor it rather than operate. Still not booked in.
Bottom teeth getting longer for four years. Night guard, sensitive toothpaste, flosser. Numbers went up every visit anyway. 4mm, then 5mm.
Nine weeks in he measured, paused, did it again. Asked me to write down what I was using.
It sat way higher than the teeth either side and you could see the yellow root underneath. Cold drinks on that side were the worst part.
Brushed the powder into that one spot twice a day. Eight weeks later the gum has come down over most of the root and it lines up with the rest again.
Bottom teeth started looking longer around 50, with little dark triangles between them. I’d stopped smiling with my teeth in photos.
Been told for years my skin was losing collagen. Nobody mentioned it happens in your mouth. At my last clean she said the tissue looked thicker.
Cold drinks made me wince and I’d started chewing on one side without thinking about it.
Sensitivity went first, about three weeks in. By eight weeks the gumline had come back down. Hygienist charted it as improved.
You could see the root on it. First thing I noticed in any photo of myself.
Twenty seconds after brushing, twice a day. Nine weeks later my hygienist measured 2mm of regrowth and said she doesn’t usually see that.
$800 a graft and I'd been putting it off for a year. Started using this ten weeks before the surgery date, mostly to feel like I was doing something.
At my pre-op he measured, then measured again. Said he wanted to monitor it rather than operate. Still not booked in.
Bottom teeth getting longer for four years. Night guard, sensitive toothpaste, flosser. Numbers went up every visit anyway. 4mm, then 5mm.
Nine weeks in he measured, paused, did it again. Asked me to write down what I was using.
It sat way higher than the teeth either side and you could see the yellow root underneath. Cold drinks on that side were the worst part.
Brushed the powder into that one spot twice a day. Eight weeks later the gum has come down over most of the root and it lines up with the rest again.
Bottom teeth started looking longer around 50, with little dark triangles between them. I’d stopped smiling with my teeth in photos.
Been told for years my skin was losing collagen. Nobody mentioned it happens in your mouth. At my last clean she said the tissue looked thicker.
Cold drinks made me wince and I’d started chewing on one side without thinking about it.
Sensitivity went first, about three weeks in. By eight weeks the gumline had come back down. Hygienist charted it as improved.
You could see the root on it. First thing I noticed in any photo of myself.
Twenty seconds after brushing, twice a day. Nine weeks later my hygienist measured 2mm of regrowth and said she doesn’t usually see that.
$800 a graft and I'd been putting it off for a year. Started using this ten weeks before the surgery date, mostly to feel like I was doing something.
At my pre-op he measured, then measured again. Said he wanted to monitor it rather than operate. Still not booked in.
Bottom teeth getting longer for four years. Night guard, sensitive toothpaste, flosser. Numbers went up every visit anyway. 4mm, then 5mm.
Nine weeks in he measured, paused, did it again. Asked me to write down what I was using.
It sat way higher than the teeth either side and you could see the yellow root underneath. Cold drinks on that side were the worst part.
Brushed the powder into that one spot twice a day. Eight weeks later the gum has come down over most of the root and it lines up with the rest again.
Bottom teeth started looking longer around 50, with little dark triangles between them. I’d stopped smiling with my teeth in photos.
Been told for years my skin was losing collagen. Nobody mentioned it happens in your mouth. At my last clean she said the tissue looked thicker.
Cold drinks made me wince and I’d started chewing on one side without thinking about it.
Sensitivity went first, about three weeks in. By eight weeks the gumline had come back down. Hygienist charted it as improved.
You could see the root on it. First thing I noticed in any photo of myself.
Twenty seconds after brushing, twice a day. Nine weeks later my hygienist measured 2mm of regrowth and said she doesn’t usually see that.
Customer Survey
Real Results. Real Repair.
said their gums felt stronger and healthier within 2 weeks.
noticed less gum sensitivity and tenderness after daily use.
saw a visibly fuller gumline and smoother smile.
Stats based on a poll of the first 1,200 Stycove Collagum users.
Customer Survey
Real Results. Real Repair.
said their gums felt stronger and healthier within 2 weeks.
noticed less gum sensitivity and tenderness after daily use.
saw a visibly fuller gumline and smoother smile.
Stats based on a poll of the first 1,200 Stycove Collagum users.
Customer Survey
Real Results. Real Repair.
said their gums felt stronger and healthier within 2 weeks.
noticed less gum sensitivity and tenderness after daily use.
saw a visibly fuller gumline and smoother smile.
Stats based on a poll of the first 1,200 Stycove Collagum users.
Collagum is a collagen-based powder you brush onto your gums. It helps support gum repair, strength, and comfort — right where your smile needs it most.
Your gums are made mostly of collagen. Over time, brushing, stress, and aging can break that collagen down.
Collagum delivers fresh collagen and minerals directly to your gums as you brush, helping to rebuild and strengthen the tissue.
After brushing your teeth, dip your damp toothbrush into the Collagum powder. Gently brush it onto your gums and along the gumline for 20–30 seconds, then rinse or leave it on overnight — whichever you prefer.
Many people notice healthier-feeling gums within the first week. With daily use, gum fullness and strength become more visible in 4–8 weeks.
Yes — Collagum supports gum health but doesn’t replace good dental care. Keep brushing, flossing, and visiting your dentist as usual for the best results.
Yes! Use your normal toothpaste first, then apply Collagum right after. It’s designed to fit easily into your regular brushing routine.
Collagum is a collagen-based powder you brush onto your gums. It helps support gum repair, strength, and comfort — right where your smile needs it most.
Your gums are made mostly of collagen. Over time, brushing, stress, and aging can break that collagen down.
Collagum delivers fresh collagen and minerals directly to your gums as you brush, helping to rebuild and strengthen the tissue.
After brushing your teeth, dip your damp toothbrush into the Collagum powder. Gently brush it onto your gums and along the gumline for 20–30 seconds, then rinse or leave it on overnight — whichever you prefer.
Many people notice healthier-feeling gums within the first week. With daily use, gum fullness and strength become more visible in 4–8 weeks.
Yes — Collagum supports gum health but doesn’t replace good dental care. Keep brushing, flossing, and visiting your dentist as usual for the best results.
Yes! Use your normal toothpaste first, then apply Collagum right after. It’s designed to fit easily into your regular brushing routine.
Collagum is a collagen-based powder you brush onto your gums. It helps support gum repair, strength, and comfort — right where your smile needs it most.
Your gums are made mostly of collagen. Over time, brushing, stress, and aging can break that collagen down.
Collagum delivers fresh collagen and minerals directly to your gums as you brush, helping to rebuild and strengthen the tissue.
After brushing your teeth, dip your damp toothbrush into the Collagum powder. Gently brush it onto your gums and along the gumline for 20–30 seconds, then rinse or leave it on overnight — whichever you prefer.
Many people notice healthier-feeling gums within the first week. With daily use, gum fullness and strength become more visible in 4–8 weeks.
Yes — Collagum supports gum health but doesn’t replace good dental care. Keep brushing, flossing, and visiting your dentist as usual for the best results.
Yes! Use your normal toothpaste first, then apply Collagum right after. It’s designed to fit easily into your regular brushing routine.
