What would it be if there was a bag in the mouth

Hello! It is caused by gingivitis, please judge the color, texture and bleeding of the gums; Normal gums are pink in color, flexible and dense in texture, and have a punctate color on the surface. Gingivitis can be diagnosed if the gums are dark red, soft and swollen, the surface color is lost, and they bleed easily when eating, brushing, or touching.

Gingivitis is caused by poor oral hygiene, which leads to the deposition of plaque, calculus and scale on the tooth surface near the gingival margin. If left unchecked**, gingivitis can gradually develop into open periphragmitis, eventually leading to loosening and loss of the whole open teeth.

The fundamental measure to prevent gingivitis is to develop and maintain good oral hygiene habits and master the correct brushing method. Brush your teeth in the morning and evening, emphasizing that brushing before bed is more important than brushing in the morning. Patients with bleeding gums are encouraged to use medicated toothpaste.

An effective method for gingivitis is dental cleaning. Medical staff use hand scalers or ultrasonic scalers to remove tartar and plaque deposited on the tooth surface near the gums, and pay attention to polishing the tooth surface to prevent the redeposition of plaque and tartar, and if necessary, use drugs**. When the color and texture of the gums turn to normal, brushing and eating no longer bleed, indicating that the dentitis has been effectively controlled.

In order to ensure good oral health, prevent and ** gingivitis; It is recommended that you visit your dental clinic regularly every six months.

It's caused by fire, what people usually call a pimple between the teeth, don't worry about him, he will heal himself, you're already fine.

1. Oral diseases cause a long bag in the mouth

A long pouch in the mouth can be caused by oral diseases, the most common of which are canker sores. Canker sores are a common and reversible inflammation of the oral mucosa, which can lead to erosions and ulcers in the oral mucosa. The ulcers vary in size, the edges are red and swollen, **deep, mostly round or oval, and the pain is very strong.

Canker sores are a common oral condition that can often be relieved with medications**.

In addition, dental problems can also cause a long bag in the mouth. For example, wisdom teeth do not grow properly and sail early, and there is not enough space, which causes the surrounding teeth to squeeze, which can cause postoperative swelling and pain. In addition, some dental diseases such as tooth decay and periodontal disease can also cause swelling of the oral mucosa due to hail.

2. Oral injury leads to a long bag in the mouth

Oral injuries are another cause of a long pouch in the mouth. There are many causes of oral injuries, such as accidental injuries, frequent hard biting, teeth grinding, etc., which can easily cause the oral mucosa to rupture, resulting in the formation of small packets of injury, swelling and pain. After the oral mucosa is broken, bacteria can easily invade the wound and cause secondary infection, so it is necessary to clean and disinfect it in time to avoid oral infection and keep the oral cavity clean.

3. Allergic reactions cause a long bag in the mouth

Allergic reactions are also one of the reasons for the long bag in the mouth. When the human body is allergic to certain foods, drugs, cosmetics and other substances, it often produces ** marks. A similar reaction can also occur on the oral mucosa, causing itching, pain, and sores in the mouth.

In addition, contact allergies such as certain plants and beeswax may also cause the occurrence of a long bag in the mouth.

4. Other reasons cause a long bag in the mouth

In addition to the above reasons, there are some other reasons that may also cause a long mouth pack, such as oral tumors, cold sores, etc. These causes usually need to be examined and diagnosed by a medical professional to determine and take the appropriate approach. If you have symptoms such as pain, swelling of the oral mucosa, and fever, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible.

**Look at you, this is not a general internal fire problem, it is caused by hormone secretion disorder.

You have herpes simplex, which is a manifestation of an immune disorder. This type of herpes occurs at the junction of the **mucosa, and is more common at the edge of the lip, the corners of the mouth, and around the nostrils. At first, there is local itching, burning or stinging, and then congestion and redness, followed by a cluster of blisters the size of a needle or a grain of rice, with reddish basal bases, and the blisters are not fused with each other, but multiple clusters of blisters can appear at the same time.

The blister wall is thin, the blister fluid is clear, and it bursts, erodes, and oozes on its own in a short period of time, and it dries and scabs after 2 10 days, and does not leave scars after scabbing removal.

It is mainly astringent and dry to prevent secondary infection. Topical application of 3% phthalomine cream, 3% acyclovir ophthalmic ointment and 2% methyl violet solution can be applied topically for 3 or 4 days. If there is secondary infection, neomycin ointment, chlortetracycline ophthalmicin ointment or mupirocin ointment, Daweibang cream, etc. can be used.

When erosion exudes, 3% boric acid solution and 1% aluminum acetate solution can be used to apply local wet compresses, which can make the skin lesions dry, reduce or disappear pain, and shorten the course of the disease.

There's no other good way, it's annoying, and it's repeated repeatedly.

The food I've been eating lately is too dry, so eat less dry food and it will get better slowly. Ask for adoption!