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Medical Conditions - Gum Infection

Gum infection occurs when bacteria enter the place between two teeth and the gums. An infected gum looks red and swollen and bleeds on gentle touch. If left treated, it can result in a collection of pus (gum abscess), or infect the periodontal ligaments (periodontitis).

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What can cause bleeding gums without pain?

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Can tongue coating cause bad breath even after brushing?

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What could cause swollen, red gums post-dental scaling?

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How to reduce the swelling after a dental procedure?

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Why do I have localized gingival enlargement around my teeth?

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Is my left-sided jaw pain a dental abscess complication?

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Why do inflamed gums under the denture not respond to medications?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. It is a physiological process in the bone that changes with age, and so does the alveolar bone on which the denture rests. Eight years is a long period.

How can I get teething gum pain relief for my toddler?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Kindly answer the following questions for a better understanding. Is she having a fever as well, how severe because she may be infected and may need an antibiotic course.

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Can a severe tooth cavity be treated without extraction?

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Does puffy gums indicate periodontal disease?

Hello,Welcome to icliniq.com.Puffy swollen gums are a sign of periodontal disease. The cause of the periodontal disease is microbial deposits on the teeth (dental plaque).

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