It can be a bit puzzling to notice that your gum is swollen around one tooth but not experiencing any pain. Swollen gums typically indicate some form of irritation or infection. However, the absence of pain doesn’t necessarily mean everything is fine. Several possible causes for this swelling, some of which may require prompt treatment […]
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Swollen baby gums are painful and can lead to behavioral activities when the baby attempt to deal with the pain. Parents often struggle to soothe a baby with such a condition. This problem should not cause an alarm since it’s normal for gums to swell while teething. However, there are cases wherein a swollen gums is caused by gingivitis, dry mouth or plaques. In order to be certain of the underlying cause, you might want to visit a periodontal clinic to get your baby checked.
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