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My son is nearly 2 years his gums are black in colour here and there what is the reason for that and when I can start him brushing with paste and also he having gap in t
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Don't worry plz.. It's normal to have dark colours in gums. Send me ur pics.. He is tok small but lasers can help once he grows up. Lasers can remove the dark pigmentation of the gums.
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Like our skin, hair color the color of gums may also vary from person to person. Dark coloration may be due to melanin pigmentation. Don't worry its normal.
Having a black colour skin is not a disease, over the face or in side the mouth.
Cosmetic advertisement on TV makes us think that way.
Having a black pigments actually keeps u away from diseases.
Take your child to a an oral diagnostician (OMR)
He or she will tell u if those pigments are normal or diseased.
Hi this color is because of the normal melanin pigmentation of his gums. .need not worry and still for a confirmation you can get a dental check up done. .hope this helps
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Colour of the gums at certain areas can be brown to black ... That is normal and so is gaps in milk teeth
Need not worry
Yes you can make him use a brush with kids paste
Gaps in milk teeth are normal thing, no need to worry about , about color, start cleaning/massage of gums with clean,dustfree,washed cloth, by wrapping in your finger, secondly black color may be genetic also
Next Steps
follow gum cleaning, observe for color difference after 6months
Health Tips
brush is also available in medical stores which you can hold in single finger, like ring
Posting a clinical picture would have been more helpful.... considering his age, this is most likely a non pathological condition wherein the amount of melanin in the gum tissue is more in some patients..... it is nothing to be worried or treated....
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