Effective methods for treating gum ulcers

Many people have experienced ***gum sores*** at least once.... These sores appear as red sores with a white or yellow core in the gum area.... The causes of mouth sores can be poor oral hygiene or eating allergenic foods... Sores such as round or oval sores on the gums, on and under the tongue, usually on the gums... Swollen border... Two The day before the wound develops, there is a tingling sensation in that area or You feel tingling.. in case of infection, the doctor may first prescribe **antibiotics for gum infection**... Types of gum wounds - **slight gum wound** 1 .... the lesions are minor and common .... 2 .... they are usually small in size .... 3 .... oval with a red border .... 4 .... within one to two weeks this type of gum ulcer disappears without scarring .... - **Major lesions** 1 .... the main pests are less common 2....it may be a little painful....3....their size is a little smaller than the mild type....4....usually the edges of these ulcers are clear....but sometimes they are created with irregular borders....5....it stays on your gum for six weeks and leaves a scar....- **herpetiform ulcer** These ulcers are very unusual and occur in the last years of every person's life... They are not caused by a viral infection... 1... Their size is known... 2... They are often caused by small ulcers between 10 to 100 and gradually become a large ulcer... 3... The edges of these ulcers are irregular... 4... Without causing a gum ulcer after two weeks... Do they heal? Yes, gum sores during pregnancy are somewhat normal and many women experience inflammation, swelling or sores in the gum area during this period. Hormonal changes, especially the increase in progesterone levels, increase the blood flow in the gum tissues and this makes the gums sensitive, inflamed and more vulnerable to oral bacteria. Also, the body's immune system works a little differently during pregnancy and may react more strongly to microbial plaques. to give. This disease, which is also called "pregnancy gums", is usually more common in the second trimester and can be accompanied by bleeding or ulcers. Oral and dental hygiene, use of a soft toothbrush, alcohol-free visits and prevention of this important mouthwash problem, be sure to consult a doctor or dentist... Factors leading to gum ulcers - Using toothpaste and mouthwash containing sodium lauryl sulfate - Taking some medications - Diet without vitamins such as b12, zinc and iron Allergic reaction to oral bacteria - Hormonal changes - Stress and anxiety and immune system weakness - The presence of Helicobacter pylori or stomach ulcer bacteria in the mouth - Food sensitivities, especially when consuming chocolate, coffee, strawberries, salty nuts, and sour and acidic foods. A minor injury to the mouth during dental work, high-pressure brushing, sports events or an accidental bite on the inside of the cheek... It is better to know that oral thrush is not caused by a viral infection unlike herpes... Who can get gum sores? Everyone can get mouth sores once... but gum sores are more common in teenagers and adults, especially women... but you have to take measures to prevent them... 1... avoid allergenic foods... 2... eat foods rich in vitamins... 3... maintain your oral and dental hygiene properly... 4... if you have braces or orthodontics in your mouth to prevent ulcers... 5... using the method reduce your various stress.. These wounds usually disappear without treatment... - **Doing self-care tasks:** Using special toothpaste, soft toothbrush, using a straw to drink - **Drugs:** Use of special antimicrobial mouthwash, pill or spray **Refer to the dentist: ** Usually, the gum specialist in Tehran uses Corton or Corton drugs, which can be prepared in the form of tablets, mouthwash or toothpaste, for such wounds.. If you see a series of factors, it is very necessary to see a doctor.... 1... the wounds are large and unusual.. 3... the wound extends to the lip... 4... severe pain that cannot be controlled by self-care... 5.... severe difficulty in eating and drinking... 6... high fever with permanent sores for more than two weeks... side effects of not treating gum sores Gum ulcers usually heal after two weeks. In case of frequent recurrences and painful sores, see a doctor as soon as possible.. because not paying attention to it leads to irreparable complications.. Gum ulcer and its treatment Gum ulcers are common among some people such as teenagers and women... These ulcers have different types... If you see an abnormal cause of mouth ulcers, you should see a specialist dentist like Dr. Setareh Hashemi as soon as possible... Smoking, drinking alcoholic beverages cause all kinds of gum diseases, especially mouth ulcers... ### So what is the best medicine for gums? In the treatment of gum ulcer, depending on the severity of the ulcer and its cause, different drugs may be prescribed. The best drugs and effective compounds for the treatment of gum ulcers are listed below: - **Local anti-inflammatory and antiseptic gels:** Such as benzocaine gel or Aftin gel are effective in reducing pain and accelerating wound healing... - **Oral analgesics (in case of severe pain):** Such as ibuprofen or stamin are used to reduce pain.. - **Herbal ointments with antiseptic properties Soothing:** Contains natural extracts such as clove, aloe vera or chamomile to soothe mild wounds... - **Supplementary vitamins:** especially vitamin C and vitamin B12 ** which is effective in restoring severe gum damage. cases):** If the wound is accompanied by an infection or abscess, the dentist may prescribe oral antibiotics such as amoxicillin or metronidase. Frequently asked questions about gum ulcers - **What are the symptoms of non-healing mouth ulcers?** If your ulcer does not heal after two weeks, you should see a doctor... Not treating a recurrent ulcer increases the risk of oral cancer. When the dose of the medicine you receive is high, mouth ulcers develop... - **Does a cold cause mouth ulcers?** In severe colds, mouth and gum ulcers occur due to a decrease in the body's immunity level. One of the effective home remedies for gum sores is baking soda, mix some with water and swish it around in your mouth.