For oral gum problems, please come in with a professional dentist!

Bleeding gums are often the main complaint of periodontal patients, such as when you go to the hospital because of the bleeding. Bleeding gums are actually clinical manifestations of gingival inflammation, which can be manifested in the early stages by increased gingival sulcus fluid and bleeding on probing: for example, healthy gums will not cause bleeding even if they brush their teeth a little hard or probe the sulcus gently, but in the early stage of gingivitis, a light probing of the sulcus can cause bleeding.

Bleeding gums after probing is a more objective indicator of gingival inflammation. As gum inflammation progresses, periodontal pockets develop, which may worsen and manifest as "spontaneous" bleeding from the gums. In addition to bleeding, it is often accompanied by changes in the color, shape, texture of the gums, and over time it can lead to loose teeth, which are common symptoms of periodontitis.

As for the adhesion on the surface of your teeth, it may be inflammatory secretions mixed with saliva, bacteria, and food debris, which are sticky and will adhere to the surface of your teeth and gums. This is very normal, only to relieve gingivitis can be removed, but usually you can also rinse your mouth with warm salt water or buy mouthwash to rinse your mouth, but if it is gingivitis and periodontitis caused by dental calculus, these methods can only control the symptoms, treat the symptoms but not the root cause, and the root cause also needs to go to a regular dental hospital for periodontal foundation** (generally including the scaling of subgingival stones, root smoothing, and cleaning of supragingival stones), and even require drugs** (generally not used).

It is recommended to go to a regular dental hospital for treatment, and the quality of the outpatient clinic is not guaranteed! If you go to the clinic, of course, it will be a periodontist visit!

All symptoms are caused by periodontitis, you must do subgingival cleaning, tooth cleaning and sandblasting, clean at one time, and then import the special medicine Palio to completely cure periodontitis, and then pay attention to oral hygiene, put an end to the future, clean your teeth once a year.

My suggestion is the same as "Dr. Lao Zhang".

Summary. Hello! Today is the weekend, and the dental clinic of the general hospital is not open.

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Hello! Today is the weekend, and the dental clinic of the general hospital is not open.

There will be a doctor on duty at the dental hospital, and you can go to a specialized dental hospital for treatment.

Hello, can this wisdom tooth be extracted, it is not far from the neural tube.

For a specific diagnosis, you need to ask a medical professional.

This wisdom tooth can be handled.

The landlord should be more specific about the questions he wants to ask.

1. The blackened gums on the first picture are normal melanin, which is related to the individual's skin color and has no abnormality.

2. The so-called protruding place of the gums in the second and third figures is the position of the maxillary tubercle, and it is normal for the gums in that position to be relatively hard, but it is abnormal if it is swollen and soft and has a fluctuating feeling.

3. There is a near caries of 6 that needs to be done as soon as possible, and I don't know what I did before. If the pulp is viable, it is decomposed and filled; If the pulp has died, a root canal** is required. If left unchecked, you may have an acute toothache one day, or you may develop a chronic fistula on the gums, and pus will overflow if you squeeze.

After a long time, the tooth will have to be extracted.

4. Periodontal problems: the landlord does not brush his teeth in place and has smoking habits, so he needs to clean his teeth regularly, and he needs to brush his teeth more carefully. Polishing and sandblasting after scaling can effectively remove smoke stains and prevent plaque from re-attaching, so teeth are less prone to yellowing.

The anterior gingival pigment band is a toxin, and it can be detoxified at a tertiary hospital**. A pathologic biopsy is recommended later. Unlike ordinary mucosal diseases.