I have developed 2 boils on my gums. Unlike ulcers, these are on the outside gums of my upper jaw. They are paining, but not out of control. Which ointment should I apply?
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Boil on the gum is suggestive of an abscess. It could be due to tooth infection and decay or it could be a periodontal abscess (due to gum infection) or gingival abscess due to food particle getting stuck
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Immediately visit a dentist and get it treated, do not wait as it may spread and cause a bigger swelling
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