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I have a strange bump on my gums. Right under that strange bump, there is a loose tooth. I have a horrible feeling that the strange bump means that part of my gum is diseased, and that's why the tooth is rotten, and falling out. it sounds very mysterious to me...you still need to go to the dentist and have it checked out. who knows; you might be able to cure it before it causes even bigger problems! does the bump hurt? if it feels fleshy, it might be gum disease or similar. if it is hard, it might just be another tooth. is the loose tooth a baby, or has it been replaced with an adult tooth? How loose is the tooth? Slight mobility is perfectly normal. The first answerer posed a good question. Is it a primary (baby) tooth, or an adult tooth? I would definately get checked by a dentist as it could be abscessed, which can cause serious complications. it sounds like an abcess. You have to go to the dentist...it doesnt mean it's gum disease, the tooth is probably infected. Consult your dentist for a proper diagnosis. You may or may not have gum disease, the thing is you just to have your mouth examined first to determine it. Do you know the symptoms of gum disease? http://www.oramd.com/gum-disease.htm can help you, this way you can be sure about your dental health. Just maintain proper oral hygiene to avoid making things worse. |
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