My gum has swollen after 6 months of rct. It's been 3 days.. what can be the reason?? There is no pain on any of my tooth nearby but in the swollen gum only. Can it be treated?? Do I have to remove my teeth?? Is there any other way then to remove teeth? Is it serious problem? I don't drink or smoke... can it be cancer?
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Reasons for your gum swelling can be the deposition of calculus or tartar , food or an other substances lodging into your gums or an infection present. To confirm the reason of the swelling u will need to visit me or any other Periodontists i.e a gum specialist. Do not worry it need not be anything serious. We will resolve it as soon as soon as possible
Next Steps
maintain good oral hygiene and take salt water rinses on a daily basis until u visit the doctor
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