This is sore taking long to heal

2024-07-23 17:15:40
Can i know what is this sore, i used to get mouth sores which i other parts. This is on gums. How long it take to heal?
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Due to some deposits ...brush properly.
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Do oral prophylaxis followed by salt water rinse regularly. If possible take an xray for underlying condition

Answered2024-08-17 10:54:20

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Answered2024-08-16 12:16:53

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Gingival inflammation
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Visit the nearest dental clinic for scaling

Answered2024-08-01 13:53:43

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GINGIVAL SWELLING  due to plaque and sub gingival deposits, inflamation :- Can be trauma while brushing #improper brushing technique! Deposit is also a reason in it though!
Next Steps
Get properly examined In-clinic! &Get scaling and Root planning  / follow up every six month /or once in a year...is best for everyoneś Good oral health.
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-:Avoid hard bristle Toothbrush, -:Get a plaque removing medicated toothpaste from dentist recomendation, -:Avoid alcohol/carbonated softdinks and hard surface food like nuts and sticky food*starchy food/ taffee from the effected site for not aggrivating symtoms& comfort! Vist a Dental clinic!before it furthur progress to next level...!

Answered2024-08-01 11:12:54

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Go for scaling and polishing
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Maintain good oral hygiene!!!

Answered2024-07-26 12:03:21

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This is gingival swelling not a ulcer. May be due to deposits on tooth due to which gingival pocket might be there
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visit dentist and get teeth cleaned

Answered2024-07-24 13:16:45

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Hello This is not sore It is gingival inflammation

Answered2024-07-24 07:15:17

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This is not sore; inflammation of gum might due to plaque debris or food lodgement 
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do visit to a dentist
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requires deep scaling

Answered2024-07-24 05:57:39

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Hello This might be due to any food logement in the area or gingivitis. Please visit the dentist for scaling Use warm saline rinse

Answered2024-07-24 05:35:54

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This will be because of swelling of gums ( gingivitis) or food lodgement in that particular area. You need to consult a dentist and do the scaling and polishing (tooth cleaning). After scaling Doctor may prescribe you medication for topical application. This redness and inflammation will heal with in 1 week You can use salt water rinse or mouthwash for added benefit.(as per your doctor’s advice)
Next Steps
Do Oral prophylaxis from dentist
Health Tips
Maintain the oral hygiene properly and do the checkups in every 6 months or 1 year

Answered2024-07-23 17:49:31

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Use a Proper brushing Method(Search on Youtube Modified Stillman method brushing),  Use Soft bristles tooth brush. And for now use  mucopain gel for pain relieve.

Answered2024-07-23 17:47:40

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Hi..it is gingival inflammation, u need teeth scaling..plz visit clinic

Answered2024-08-05 09:45:53

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Hi, Visit a dentist and get a consult.

Answered2024-07-24 06:07:18

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It’s due to aggressive brushing Be gentle on brushing
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Use Soft bristles toothbrush Dolo ct gel can be used topically

Answered2024-07-23 17:44:00

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