What should I do if my child has gums? It's gum inflammation.

Many children have gum blisters, which is a common gingivitis. In many cases, it is caused by children not paying attention to oral hygiene. It is necessary to treat gingivitis in time, pay attention to oral hygiene under the guidance of a doctor, and correct some bad habits in time.

1. The main treatments for gingivitis in children are as follows:

Eruptive gingivitis: When permanent teeth erupt, the gums swell and bleed. The symptoms disappear as all teeth erupt. In unclean gingivitis, children cannot master the correct method of brushing teeth, have poor oral hygiene, and have redness and swelling of the gingival margin and gingival papilla. In severe cases, the alveolar bone may be destroyed.

Crowded gingivitis, crowded and uneven teeth, poor oral self-cleaning, retention of food debris, irritation of gingival tissue, causing inflammation, hyperplasia and hypertrophy of the gums, etc. Regardless of the cause of gingivitis, it is related to poor oral hygiene. To prevent gingivitis in children, parents should educate and guide their children to brush their teeth carefully and correctly every day, especially before going to bed.

For the treatment of gingivitis in children, under the guidance of a doctor, the doctor should maintain good oral hygiene, correct bad habits, eliminate all bad habits that cause gingivitis, and prevent the occurrence of periodontal disease.

2. Symptoms of gingivitis in children

Since the gingival epithelium is thin and poorly keratinized during childhood, it is very easy to cause gingivitis when it is infected by bacteria or stimulated by trauma or when the oral hygiene is poor.

The clinical manifestations include red and swollen gums, easy bleeding, and a large amount of soft plaque deposits at the gingival margin. The accumulation of soft plaque at the gingival margin is an important factor causing gingivitis.

Treatment of childhood gingivitis Gingivitis in children is related to the eruption of permanent teeth, crowded dentition, bad habits and long-term use of certain medications that lead to inflammation and hyperplasia of the gums.