EMERGENCY HELPLINE

Swollen gums

There are many possible reasons why people experience swollen gums or swollen mouths. It can be caused by various oral infections, allergic reactions, irritations, salivary duct obstruction and even insect bites and many sorts of burns. Next, there are pemphigus, erythema multiforme, esophagitis, and gingivitis to name just several of the most common. However, those are not all conditions that a dentist can resolve.

What causes swollen mouth and gums

Woman experiencing tooth ache, holding ice bag

As in cases of other teeth/mouth problems, poor oral hygiene is the most common reason for swollen gums. One can even experience so-called toothbrush irritation; that’s what happens when teeth are brushed in an improper way. There’s no need to tell what happens when you get affected by hot food or drinks, insect bites etc. When gums become red instead of healthy pink colour, that’s the situation when one needs to see a dentist. Dental Emergency Cheadle specialists will help you with such conditions.

Dental Treatment

One should not panic immediately, but if the gums stay swollen for more than ten days, please arrange a visit to Dental Emergency Cheadle. After initial questioning, our dentist will decide whether a full mouth X-ray is needed. You’ll receive the right advice and prescriptions for your dental needs. Sometimes, we may recommend a specific type of toothpaste. If we find a serious issue, surgery may be necessary to address it.

Call our dental EMERGENCY HELPLINE: 0161 768 2026

Our services are available from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on weekdays, with appointment-only treatments on Saturdays. We are closed on Sundays. After 6:00 PM, you can still reach us on 0161 428 2355 for urgent inquiries. Contact us to book an appointment!

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