Most common questions used to investigate
Do you regularly brush your child’s teeth yourself?
Have you noticed your child complaining about toothache or does your child have small pimple on his gum?
Have you noticed painful redness of a particular part in your child’s mouth?
Does your child have some teeth in teeth eruption process?
Common conclusions
Regularly brushing your child’s yourself can help your child get the right health care habits including oral health care. You should do it twice a day using oral care products that fit your child’s age. The gum inflammation you faced can be a result of poor oral hygiene. Try working on your brushing skills and habits, thoroughly brushing your child’s teeth. This may help you brush that plaque off and reduce inflammation. Herbal rinses can be also beneficial. Regular dental checkups can help avoiding such problems.
It seems that redness and fistula occurred due to dental nerve inflammation over the root apex. This situation comes with gum redness around the tooth that hurts and should be treated immediately. You should visit your pediatric dentist as soon as possible for further examination and treatment.
It seems that redness occurred due to some injury. Trauma can be a result of dangerous toys and playing. You can revise all the toys you have. In the meantime, try using antiseptic applications. If the condition persists, visit your pediatric dentist.
It seems your child has one or two teeth crowning. Having gum inflammation is normal and temporary. This stops as soon as teeth come out. In the meantime, you can use calming gel remedies to reduce redness and avoid infection.
Based on your answers, it is difficult to determine the reason for your child’s gum inflammation. Please visit your pediatric dentist as soon as possible.
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