An extra tooth on the gums usually needs to be removed. If an extra tooth grows on the gums, the tooth will need to be removed, which helps to minimize the impact on the permanent teeth. In addition, if the gap does not close on its own after the tooth is removed, a removable appliance will be needed to help close the gap. If the patient has an extra tooth above the gums, the tooth has not fully erupted and has not affected the surrounding tissues, it can be left alone for the time being. If the unerupted tooth shows clinical symptoms or affects the surrounding tissues, the tooth will need to be extracted. It is recommended that patients with an extra tooth above the gums need to consult a doctor in a timely manner, and the doctor will choose the appropriate measures for treatment according to the patient’s dental condition. In addition, patients usually need to keep their mouths clean, it is best to develop the habit of brushing in the morning and evening, and after each meal need to rinse their mouths in a timely manner.