I have bump on my gums
that teeth was decayed so I have filling in it
gums also become swollen after eating or being scratch by food touch
I can't understand the reason behind this bump and swelling
and how to treat it
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Hello mam..
The bump in the gums is due to infection of the filled teeth that causes spread of infection periapically and causes gum swelling...
it may also due to deposits(PLAQUE AND CALCULUS) which causes gum irritation and gum swelling...
complete clinical and radiological examination is necessary to rule out the cause...
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kindly visit dentist for furthur clinical examination and management
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Hey it seems like your tooth got infected even after filling and it has now infected the pulp.thats why u see bump or pus coming out of the gums /tooth.visit your dentist.he/she will take xray and do root canal treatment.till that time u can take cepodem two times a day and ketorol dt two times a day.
Probably the swelling is due to the infection lying underneath. Go for rvg ( x ray) of that particular tooth and if the root cause is infection ( periapical) , go for rct with a proper course of antibiotics.
It could be because of two reasons:
Re-infection in tooth and/ infection in gum and/ bone surrounding that tooth.
Get an x-ray done ASAP.
You can contact me through online consultation.
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