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I'm getting itchy gums since couple of months ago and this persists still now Wherever I feel like a bit touching It or say scratching ... It bleeds a bit so I've to ice pack it
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Dear Practo User, kindly visit a periodontist to get your gums checked.. Itchy and bleeding gums are due to plaque and tartar deposits. Applying ice pack will do no good. Instead go to a nearby dentist and get proper treatment done
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You should consult with dentist for proper clinical examination and diagnosis. For itching and bleeding gums, you need teeth cleaning and gum paint application.
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It is a sign of some deposits esp calculus or in layman terms tartar in the gums.  What you need is get a thorough dental check up done followed by scaling & polishing.  Meanwhile you can also do Luke warm salt water gargles.  Hope this helps
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Itchy gums could be due to deposits in the gum.  Plaque and calculus can cause gum infection and cause gum bleeding,  and itchy gums. Please go for a professional clean up.
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Namaste boss. This is very simple basic procedure in dentistry. Please get a checkup. Scaling is actually a very important procedure, which should be done regurlarly. Do not postpone things, gum bleeding is something which will happen if you have never got scaling in past. Regards.  Dr Amit. Bengaluru.
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Hello. You need a Dental prophylaxis. You need deep cleaning and strict hygiene maintainence.
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A Dental check up and cleaning of your teeth would sort out the problem of the gums.The tartar build up causes itchiness and bleeding from the gums.Ice pack are usually not helpful for this condition. Going for regular Dental check up and cleaning along with good Oral hygiene maintenance is the key to Good Dental Health.
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Hello..itchy gums and bleeding may be due to improper oral hygiene.Kindly visit nearby dentist so that scaling of your tooth is done which will probably solve your problem.
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