It is possible for your baby’s gums to bulge a little and look a little white during teething, which is normal. If the gums appear red and swollen, it is possible that an eruptive cyst is present. You can take anti-inflammatory medications, such as pediatric cefixime or cyclic erythromycin, or you can take azithromycin for children, which can help to reduce inflammation. If it still does not get better, you can go to the stomatology department for incision to help eruption. In addition, babies may have a low fever and cry or be in poor spirits when teething, and they may chew on things, so you should prepare teething sticks or fresh carrots for your child, but avoid too hard to prevent bites. In addition, you should spend more time with your baby when he or she is teething, as anxiety and irritability are inevitable at this time.