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Suggest Remedy For Sore Inflamed Gums

My the front of my bottom gum is sore. Not the entire gum, though, just a small area below one tooth. It is a little inflamed and redder than the rest of my gum. There s no real pain unless I touch it. I m not sure what is wrong with it. Should I just take an aspirin or is it more serious than that?
Tue, 24 Jun 2014
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hello thanks for consulting at hcm..the gum in lower front tooth could be due to gingivitis and periodontitis if the etiology is due to tartar or calculus,, it could also be due to deep dental caries resulting in periapical abscess,, so get a iopa radiograph done to check for bone loss , depth of caries if any,, also take a course of antibiotics and analgesics for the same under the guidance of your physician..hope it helps, take care,,
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Suggest Remedy For Sore Inflamed Gums

hello thanks for consulting at hcm..the gum in lower front tooth could be due to gingivitis and periodontitis if the etiology is due to tartar or calculus,, it could also be due to deep dental caries resulting in periapical abscess,, so get a iopa radiograph done to check for bone loss , depth of caries if any,, also take a course of antibiotics and analgesics for the same under the guidance of your physician..hope it helps, take care,,