Sore gums are usually caused by oral ulcers, gingivitis, apical periodontitis, etc. It is recommended to treat the problem through lifestyle intervention, use of medication and surgery.
1. Oral ulcers: If ulcers appear on the gums of the month may appear gum pain, it is usually recommended that the patient should pay attention to oral hygiene, drink more water, eat more vegetables and fruits, etc., and serious patients can also use potassium permanganate mouthwash to rinse their mouths.
2. Gingivitis: gingivitis may also lead to gingival pain, usually due to bacterial infection, usually accompanied by bleeding gums, bad breath and other symptoms, it is usually recommended to carefully clean the oral cavity to maintain oral hygiene, if necessary, the use of antibiotics such as cephalosporin for treatment.
3. Periapical periodontitis: Gum pain can also be caused by periapical periodontitis, which is usually accompanied by uncomfortable chewing. It is usually recommended to use antibiotics such as cephalosporin to treat the problem, and if the situation is serious, a root canal can also be carried out.
If the patient’s monthly gum pain symptoms are serious, or the symptoms continue to not get better, should promptly go to the hospital for treatment. Medications all need to be used under the guidance of a doctor, not self-medication.