Hi. I am a pediatric dentist so I can assure you not to worry as you have mentioned the age of your son to be 2 yrs. His primary dentition comes under intermittent stage of eruption leading to itchy gums sometimes though it occurs before at the time of teething but it occurs at this stage too so as a result drooling of saliva occurs . Noted first rule out all extra oral causes like rhinitis etc.
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