Experiencing Swollen Gums?

Swollen Gums can be caused by a number of things. Regardless of the cause, this Dental Problem is not normal and is an indication of a more serious disease.

Gum swelling is quite common and may involve one area of the gum surrounding a tooth or the entire gum in the mouth.

Swollen Gums have many causes:

Minor causes:

- Hypersensivity to chewing gum.

- Reaction to prescription medications.

- Popcorn kernel logged into the gums.

Below is a listing of more serious medical conditions

- Gum infections.

- Moniliasis.

- Oral fungal infections.

- Gum disease.

- Gingivitis.

- Poorly fitted dentures.

- Periodontitis.

- Chemical allergy.

- Toothpaste allergy.

- Mouthwash allergy.

- Leukemia.

- Malnutrition.

- Teething.

- Vitamin "C" deficiency.

Contact your Dentist any time you have swellen gums. Especially if the swelling becomes severe, or persistent, and accompanied by unexplained symptoms.

Healthy gums are pink, firm and do not bleed easily.

Swollen Gums is a Dental Disorder or Condition, if not treated, it can cause a serious problem with the gum tissue. As the Gum Disease worsens, it becomes difficult to treat.

As a prevention, good Oral Hygiene will always be your first defense against Gum Diseases.

Be gentle with your teeth, a good Oral Higiene and Dental Care will give you healthy teeth for a life time.

Remember, Swollen Gums should be taken seriously!

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