What causes pimples on children’s gums?

The fleshy bumps on children's gums may be caused by excessive inflammation in the body, or they may be caused by tartar accumulation or gingival hyperplasia.

1. Inflammation in the body: Obvious lumps of flesh grow on the child's gums. It may be due to lack of water in life or love to eat spicy and irritating food. Inflammation will occur in the body, and obvious lumps of flesh will appear. It will also be accompanied by skin rise or swelling and pain. You can take oral heat-clearing and detoxifying drugs for conditioning. You can also eat more dragon fruit or watermelon.

2. Tartar accumulation: Tartar is the calcification on the surface of teeth, which cannot be removed by brushing. If it is not cleaned for a long time, it will cause obvious irritation to the gums, which is prone to periodontitis or tooth inflammation. If it cannot be discharged in time, it will form abscesses and produce lumps. You need to go to the hospital for ultrasonic teeth cleaning treatment, which can reduce some adverse stimulation, prevent the occurrence of periodontal disease, keep the mouth fresh, reduce bad breath, and it can also be drained through incision.

3. Gingival hyperplasia: Gingival hyperplasia refers to excessive proliferation of cells in the gingival tissue, which causes a significant enlargement of the tooth tissue. It may be caused by local stimulation or external factors. Obvious small bumps will also grow. A comprehensive examination can be carried out and surgical removal can be chosen.