Sensitive teeth, swollen/purple gums

2017-04-12 04:49:37
I have had constant sensitivity in my teeth for the past few days and i just now felt the need to check it out. i looked and realized that my gums are very purple
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Your tooth sensitivity can be due to overzealous brushing on that side/ cavity/loss of old filling . Visit Ur dentist to get it corrected..N purple colour is the normal colours present in gums due to veins n other structures..But still nothing can be confirmed without actually seeing the condition.
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visit the dentist
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don't wait until it's severe..and sensitivity toothpaste will only provide relief for some time..but cannot treat the problem

Answered2017-04-13 08:38:12

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The purple color you mentioning might be due to melanin pigment in your gums which is normal. For sensitivity issue, please go to dentist as they would check your oral hygiene status.
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visit a dentist
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avoid any extreme hot or cold food beverages

Answered2017-04-12 05:25:48

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Your tooth sensitivity might be due to cavity in your tooth and food impaction might be there due to that so that gums in that area might be swollen that's why it look purplish gums
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consult near by dentist as soon as possible otherwise condition will be worsen further

Answered2017-04-12 05:28:36

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