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Respected sir or mam I'm attaching u mine gum pic plz check and tell what is this I mostly brush my teeth 2 time use mouthwash 3 time in a day mouthwash like cholohexidine. Chloex ads. for maintaining a god hygiene of mine teeth plz check I also consulted mine dentist they told me while doing a brushing sometime hard bristle in gums get hurt so I'm attaching u a pic plz check and tell me will. It gone by its own my dentist told me it will go it by it own
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For how many days it is present? Is it present at that particular single area or multiple area need to know. It looks like due to trauma from brushing or something else.if it is so,it will goes by its own. But there may be underlying infection.
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if not painful observe till 5 days
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for better feeling you can apply healing gel
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You have demineralized areas on your teeth. Use soft bristle brush . Change the way you brush. Else these areas would soon become decayed or lead to cervical abrasion and you would require fillings. Ask your dentist for remineralizing pastes and the right way to brush
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Hello.
Any associated pain or burning is there in particular area.any reddish patch r white patch is your concern.looking like some inflammation it may be because of injury.
Avoid hot and spices if any burning sensation for 2days. It will subside and take plenty liquid s.
Any further issue for medication you can contact.
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pls specify any associated symptoms.
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avoid hot and spices.
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It looks like normal. If you dont have pain or burning sensation then nothing to worry. There are many normal variations which is absolutely normal. Regarding mouthwash i dont recommend three times daily. Excessive use of mouthwash also causes the same. Regular brushing and mouthwash after brushing will be more than enough.
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