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Swollen gum
After brush sometimes my gum swollen it not always but it does not bleed
is it problem or normal ...
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It might be due to gum disease.. It can be cured with scaling/cleaning ad proper medications.. Delaying tge same might develop shaky tooth ad eventually tooth loss
Next Steps
Visit Dentist..
Health Tips
Gargle with warm salt water.. Brush twice daily
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A notable swollen gum is a indication of infection of your gingiva ( gingivitis). various factors are responsible for this. We can only treat if we know the cause of it and eliminate it.
Immediately see a dentist. That will help in knowing the root cause of this problem.
Next Steps
visit a dentist. Get a through scaling done.
if it still doesn't subside in a week or two we can opt for taking a complete x-ray and consulting a periodontist.
Health Tips
change your brush ( use a soft bristled brush and change it every three months)
brush gently twice daily...
rinse your mouth after every meal
avoid snacking in between meals
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Gum disease some time may be due to a external factors that's heal it self in a few day if not take a advised from dentist
If it cause due to a internal factors like root abses or gingival pocket calculus it make your tooth damage
U go to a dental clinic and take advice x ray and treatment as your dentist suggest
Stay healthy keep smiling 😀
Next Steps
visit nearby dentist
Health Tips
brush twice a day . b4 go to bed must do brush
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Swollen gums is a sign of gum disease or problem. Get it checked by a dentist or periodontist (gum specialist). A gum swelling that comes and goes intermittently could be an abscess. Please get it checked along with a tooth X-ray. Depending on that, first you will need a basic deep teeth cleaning and later further treatment based on the X-ray and clinic check up (if required).
Next Steps
Visit a dentist/periodontist
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