Gums with pus can be seen in the alveolar abscess periodontal abscess, need to be surgically incised and drained after, depending on the cause to consider root canal treatment or periodontal treatment.
1. Alveolar abscess. When a tooth is decayed and develops into apical periodontitis, the inflammation can not be drained in time, it will form a swelling or even abscess under the mucous membrane in the apical area, and after the formation of abscess, it needs to be incised and drained in time, and then the affected tooth is treated, and the infected material is removed by root canal treatment.
2. Periodontal abscess. Severe periodontitis, the gums are easy to bleed, under the action of bacterial tartar, there can be a gum abscess, the need for timely incision and drainage, and then periodontal treatment, gingival cleaning under the gingival scraping scraping tartar, minocycline hydrochloride for the periodontal pockets of the drug.
Gums with abscesses are recommended to seek timely medical treatment to avoid aggravation of symptoms caused by interstitial infection.