Well, If it is generalized (more than 2 or 3 teeth) then it is probably periodontal disease. Either chronic in nature, or acute in nature. If it came on suddenly it is acute in nature and one possible diagnosis might be ANUG (Acute Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis). ANUG is common in HIV/AIDS patients, but is also common in smokers with poor nutrition and poor oral hygiene who are under a lot of stress, often times seen in college students who fit all or most of those characteristics. If it is isolated to 1 or 2 teeth, then it could be an infected tooth (abscess), or it could still be periodontal disease. Some medications can cause gingival hyperplasia which may seem swollen an painful. Dilantin which is taken for seizures, and some calcium channel blockers such as nifedipine, and maybe procardia if memory serves me. Basically, without examing your mouth it is really hard to say. Sounds like you need to visit a dentist. If it is ANUG it is not that difficult or expensive to treat and starts to get better within a couple days of treatment, but without treatment, ANUG almost never resolves on it's own.
One of the most common causes of a painful area on your gums is irritation, such as after eating spicy foods like Pizza or spaghetti sauce. You can try putting 1/2 teaspoon (small spoon) of table salt in warm water and swishing it around; spit out the salt-water. Don't rinse. Repeat several times a day.
If the pain persists more than 3 days, have your dentist check it.
If you are suffering from swollen gums more than likely it is because of poor oral health. Poor oral health care can lead to gum disease or even oral cancer. On the other hand, you could be suffering from swollen gums due to minor injuries or high intake of sugary foods. If your condition worsens, see your doctor at once.
It's called an "abscess" and needs to be treated by a dentist before it gets infected.
Lack of Brushing and Flossing sometimes may cause gingivitis
wen you get braces or teeth extracted.
Yes, it is common for the gums to be swollen and sore. You can put some orajel or some clove oil on them to soothe them and reduce the swelling. If it persists, see your dentist.
Some of the most common causes of bleeding gums is lack of flossing and gingivitis.
Some of the common symptoms for gum disease are bad breath, red or swollen gums, tender or bleeding gums, painful chewing, loose teeth, sensitive teeth, receding gums or longer appearing teeth.
Aggressive brushing, periodontal diseases, genetic prevalence, use of Tobacco products, clenching and grinding of the teeth are all causes for receding gums. Receding gums can also be caused by piercing in the mouth area or by crooked teeth.
Yes, I'm crazy about brushing my teeth and flossing all the time and I have really swollen gums on my bottom teeth that are the height of each tooth. There are different things to try to get them less swollen, but I haven't found anything that helps yet :(
There are many different insects that can cause this reaction if you are bitten by one of them. it could be some type of a spider bite.
Gum pain can have many causes. Some of the causes include gingivitis, periodontitis, hormonal changes due to pregnancy, and localized ulcers.
There are several causes of a swollen ear lobe. Some of the conditions that can cause this are an ear infection, glue ear, Swimmer's ear, folliculitis and Meniere's disease.
severe gingivitis is usually the inflammation and infection of the gums, when it gets a little bit more worse, it becomes periodontitis with periodontitis, gum surgery is usually needed.
Its possible.. Im suffering from an infection of my gums and i also have braces.. It started when i drank something cold and the coldness hit my tooth which hit the nerves and i was in alot of pain.. Then my face became swollen and then my gums and then my lips.. I tried to hold off from going to the dentist because i was afraid but i went anywag and she took some xrays and said that i had an infection in my gums.. It happened bcause i dont floss regularly and i eat alot of junk.. I guess now im realizing that taking care of your teeth is very important because something as painful as a toothache and swollen gums can lead to something serious like gum diseases..
He could have gynecomastica which is a hereditary condition in some breeds of goats
Fluid retention caused by excess salt intake can cause swollen ankles and a swollen neck. Usually, a swollen neck is caused by swollen lymph nodes which are caused by an infection of some type but since your ankles are swollen also I would suspect fluid retention. Try severely limiting your intake of salt. Do not just eliminate white table salt. Also eliminate salt from processed meats and snacks.