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Swollen gum problem
It's been 3 days my lower side one teeth gum is swollen. Little blood cms out if I press. And my lower tooth are not in a st line.. And some hard yellow colored layer is formed inside... M bit worried abt my gum... Pls suggest me what to do. Due to the lockdown I m not able to visit dentists..
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Go for opg xray
Maybe due to wisdom teeth.
Now many dental clinic are working they are following all covid guidelines.
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Their might be some infection present. That's why it's bleeding. Proper photographs need to diagnose the problem.
Next Steps
(-) Visit a dentist or video consult
(-) Proper photographs needed
(-) Use soft bristles toothbrush
(-) Warm saline water rinses two to three times a day
(-) Can take painkiller but it will give you temporary relieve only
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Dr. Krishnanand
Dentist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
It. Can be periodontal infection
Next Steps
use chlorhexidine mouthwash for time being and report to near by dentist as early as possible
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Dr. Kalyani A. Sonawane
Dentist
10 yrs exp
Jalgaon
It's might be because of gum disease called pyorrhoea or pericoronitis.
So for exact diagnosis can you share clinical photograph of the teeth in question? Also, if possible you can consult on Practo for further information about it.
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consult online through Practo for further information about it. Let me know, if I can help you to find out best solution for it.
Health Tips
following proper brushing technique with toothpaste will maintain oral hygiene & rinse with lukewarm salt water after every meals to maintain oral hygiene.
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