What s the deal with any human gums squeezing out pus?

There are two types of pus pockets that grow on the gums:

The first is the pulp disease caused by dental caries, which causes the pulp necrosis due to the further development of the infected material of the pulp in time, which leads to the development of apical disease and the formation of abscess. If the pus cannot be drained outward, it will destroy the alveolar bone, which in turn will damage the gums, causing fistulas to form on the surface of the gums, and a channel for draining pus will be created.

Second, it may be a periodontal abscess formed by swelling caused by periodontal disease, which will form a relatively large swollen surface locally, if the texture is hard, it means that the pus has not yet formed, if the pain occurs, you can use ice packs to relieve the pain on the affected area, and at the same time take antibiotics to destroy the bacteria of gum infection, so that the disease does not continue to develop. Once the gum abscess is fully formed, the abscess needs to be cut open and the pus flushed with salt water to drain it out to make the tooth stronger.

If there is a white pustule on the gum, it should be a sinus chronic periapical abscess, and the tooth should be performed**, for teeth with retention value, root canals can be considered**, and for teeth that do not have retention value, extraction can be considered as soon as possible.

What's the deal with a box of gums squeezing out pus? Then you have to go to the hospital for a thorough examination, this tooth is an important part of the body. If your teeth can squeeze out pus to prove that your bad breath is particularly severe, go to the dentist for a thorough check-up!

This is typical of periodontitis, where the periodontal pocket forms an overflow of pus and requires an active system**.

Hello, the gums are inflamed and pus, and the purpose of stuffing cotton wool in the gums is to drain the pus. If you don't specialize in the cotton of medicine, you must be too worried, as long as you don't bite with your teeth when you eat, remember to rinse your mouth with cold boiled water after eating.

But be sure to remember**, the following points are for reference:

1. Gum abscess caused by gingival causes: gingivitis or periodontitis, the first method is to drain locally, generally two or three times, and then oral antibiotics. If it is caused by wisdom teeth, gingivectomy or wisdom tooth extraction can be performed after the inflammation has subsided.

2. Gum abscess caused by dental problems: this requires a thorough treatment of the teeth, and a root canal is generally taken.

3. After **, take some preventive measures, such as brushing your teeth correctly every day, rinsing your mouth with food, etc.

Finally, I wish you healthy teeth and a good meal.

Pus in the gums is bai because of inflammation of the root tip... Don't rinse your mouth and don't brush your teeth, brushing your teeth will touch the wound, rinsing your mouth is not professional, and mouthwash is not hygienic. Because there are a lot of bacteria in the mouth.

The best way to do this is to wait for the next day to go to the hospital to refill your medication.

Don't eat foods that tend to stick to your teeth.

After the surgery, the doctor will instruct you to take roxithromycin orally, or put a hanging bottle, and use cephalosporin with a tinitris file.

I wish you good health, I am also a doctor after a long illness, do not copy, do not talk nonsense!

The hospital closed and had to deal with it by itself: prepare a glass of cold boiled water, put a little salt (left or right), rinse your mouth vigorously and eat, pay attention to eating liquid (porridge, milk, etc.) to minimize the friction on the affected area, and then rinse your mouth with salt water... Rest... Tomorrow morning at the hospital!

If the gums are thick, it is usually apical periodontitis (whether there is chronic inflammation of the tooth or an acute onset of chronic inflammation), or osteomyelitis of the jaw, or interstitial infection. If there are no obvious symptoms before, it should be apical periodontitis, you can take tinidazole orally, and add some painkillers such as ibuprofen if it hurts. However, it is recommended to go to the stomatology department for a root canal**, and take medicine to treat the symptoms but not the root cause.

If it is periodontitis, you should first rinse the purulent gums, take anti-inflammatory drugs for a few days, then clean your teeth to remove the tartar on your teeth, rinse the gums and apply medicine to reduce inflammation, and ask for a follow-up visit on time**, usually brush your teeth and rinse your mouth carefully.

Pus in the gums is purulent gingivitis, which may be caused by gum trauma, bacterial infection and other factors, which can be repeated gargling with chlorhexidine solution, oral tinidazole tablets, periodontal and other drugs**. Keep your mouth clean and hygienic.

It could be gums.

The infection is suppurated, go.

Take a look at dentistry.

1,3° loose, and alveolar bone resorption is serious, there is no retention value, diabetic patients are recommended to remove after anti-inflammatory, and clean the alveolar fossa, if the defect is too large, periodontal bone grafting, extraction can only have benefits to the gums.

2. Periodontal pulp lesions (you should be caused by periodontal, especially diabetes), periodontal abscess is more severe, so the fistula does not stop pus, and it is likely that the tooth is not completely necrotic at this time, so anesthesia is required.

3. Is it just that this tooth has alveolar bone resorption? It is estimated that there are multiple teeth or even the whole mouth involved in periodontal disease, and it is recommended to do systematic periodontal disease**.

Hello, pus from the gums, usually two cases, one is periodontitis, which has formed periodontal pockets, which can cause white pus from the gums; The other is pulpitis due to a deep infection (caused by tooth decay), which causes yellow pus to drain from the gums.

The above reasons for the gum pus caused by the rubber mold can be finally cured by using the tooth**, in the mail order tooth** process, it is recommended to use some drugs to relieve the symptoms of pus first.

If it is periodontitis caused by pus in the gums, before the tooth is reached, it can be used in conjunction with A.

Niter. Error in relieving symptoms; If the gums are bleeding pus caused by chronic pulpitis, Luo can be used in combination. Red. Mold.

Alleviate symptoms.

You try it.

Anti-inflammatory and analgesic, inflammation can be eliminated, but not sore gums.

There are usually three types of swollen and sore gums.

There is a situation where the tooth may need to be extracted, and the wisdom tooth grows laterally and the gums are swollen and painful, in which case it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination, take a radiograph, and then have it removed.

The other two: one is acute gingivitis caused by an upper respiratory tract infection (cold or fire), usually accompanied by a sore throat, a yellow, thick tongue, and a dry and bitter mouth.

The other is that there is tooth decay itself, and acute pulpitis caused by tooth decay is complicated by acute gingivitis. The above two conditions are often referred to in Chinese medicine as "wind and fire toothache".

Painkillers and antibiotics are not very effective for this kind of toothache, because it is difficult for the medicinal power to reach the gum position through digestion and transformation, so the swelling and pain relief effect of Western medicine on this compound toothache is not very good.

Of course, it is recommended to go to the hospital for surgery**, cut the gums, remove the pustules, and eliminate inflammation from the roots. In this way, the swollen and sore gums can be cured.

Analysis of the limb of the disease:

Repeated swelling of the gums, pus overflowing, gum recession, and elongation of the crown appear to be a sign of gingivitis, and there is likely to be a calculus under the hunger of the gums.

Guidance: It is recommended to go to the oral periodontal department for examination, first to see if there is calculus in the hand hunger, especially the calculus under the gums, if so, it is necessary to clean as soon as possible, remove the calculus, and then do periodontal **, if necessary, you can surgically trim the gingival margin, try to achieve symmetry. Wishing you good health!

Frequent pus in the gums is usually caused by inflammation, and the following conditions are common: Gum abscess, which is seen in gingivitis; periodontal abscess, seen in periodontitis; Periacal abscess seen in pericoronitis; Perapical abscess, seen in apical inflammation.

In these cases, you should go to the hospital in time and be positive**. **Divided into local** and systemic**, the acute phase is mainly drainage. Topical**includes supragingival scaling, subgingival scaling, and topical medications**, 13 hzo:

Compound chlorhexidine, minocycline hydrochloride and metronidazole, etc. Patients with apical rhizitis should undergo root canal surgery. Body-wide, including support, and antibacterial.