Hello,
Thanks for posting your query.
The black pigmentation may be the result of tobacco use.
This can lead into Precancerous conditions like erythroplakia,leukoplakia,Oral submucous fibrosis.
To prevent this,discontinue the use of tobacco.
Get your teeth cleaned.
Biopsy of the lesion will help to rule out any malignancy underlying.
Vitamin supplements as well as nutritious diet has to be followed.
Hope this helps.

Hi ,

Thanks for asking the query,

Use of tobacco can lead to many diseases of gums like leukoplakia , erytholeukoplakia ,and beningn malignant lesions . It causes hazardous effects and i suggest you to quit the habit.


Get a checkup done by the Dentist .
Take an OPG x-ray to know the condition of the underlying bone .

Get complete mouth scaling and polishing done .
Take tab becosules OD for 30 days .
Use warm water gargles 3-4 times a day .

Further treatment will be decided on visual and radiological examination of the lesion . Discuss this with your dentist .

Hope this helps out.

Regards...

hello there ,

Use of tobacco either for chewing for smoking have many hazardous effects on the oral soft tissues.

Chewing tobacco or used as dips will lead to inflammation of oral mucosa leading to mucositis and will also give black pigmentation to the gums.

Prolonged use may have abrasive effects on the gums , also lead to oral malignancies .

so to prevent the hazardous effects discontinue the use to tobacco and other habits.

for black discoloration please get the clinical examination done by a dentist to can come up with diagnosis by taking necessary tests like biopsy to rule out any malignancies.

i hope this helps ,

take care

Dear friend.

Thanks for sharing your concern.

pigmentation on your gum could be due to tobacco usage.

Also it can lead into Precancerous conditions like erythroplakia,leukoplakia,Oral submucous fibrosis.

Here i would advise to discontinue the use of tobacco,before it is too late and any malignancy develops.

Also visit your dentist and get oral examination done.

Get your teeth cleaned professionally.

Biopsy of the lesion will help to rule out any malignancy underlying.

meanwhile maintain good oral hygiene.

Hope it helps.

Thanks.
Take care.

Hello,
Thanks for writing to us.
Black gums may also be a sign of malignant melanoma in the mouth, which is particularly difficult to treat. The good news is that dark gums can typically be avoided through sufficient oral hygiene that includes regular brushing, flossing, dental checkups, and avoidance of smoking and chewing tobacco.
Hope this information helps you.
Wishing you good health...
Regards.