How Do I Treat Itchy Gums?

Gum itching: Exfoliative gingivitis is a syndrome that is often accompanied by oral moss or pemphigus. Typical symptoms of self-diagnosed pulpitis are bleeding gums and itchy gums.

Itchy gums

Gum itching: Exfoliative gingivitis is a syndrome that is often accompanied by oral moss or pemphigus. Typical symptoms of self-diagnosed pulpitis are bleeding gums and itchy gums.

Affected area

head

Related diseases

Pemphigus lichen planus menopause candidiasis

Related symptoms

Abscess brushing out blood sugar urine

Affiliated Department

Department of Stomatology

Related inspections

Pulp temperature test

Causes of gum itching

The incidence is related to the following four types of disease factors.

(1) Suffering from skin diseases such as mucosal pemphigus, pemphigus vulgaris, lichen planus, etc.

(2) Endocrine disorders, such as perimenopause (menopause), after hysterectomy, and after ovariectomy.

(3) Abnormal stimulation.

(4) Chronic infections, such as tuberculosis and chronic candidiasis.

Examination of itchy gums

Often accompanied by oral moss or pemphigus. Typical symptoms of self-diagnosed pulpitis are bleeding gums and itchy gums. Easily bleeds when brushing teeth, even when talking.

Symptoms of itchy gums

Gingival atrophy: Most adults suffer from periodontal disease. Most periodontal disease progresses slowly. Most of them begin with gingivitis. They have few conscious symptoms except for occasional brushing bleeding. While gingivitis develops to a certain degree, it is periodontitis. At this time, severe oral odors can occur, repeated periodontal abscesses, loose teeth, growing interstitial spaces, more and more thinning, and severe cases of tooth loss. If the patient sees the doctor at this stage, the doctor can control the deterioration of inflammation, but the damaged periodontal tissue (including gum atrophy) is irreversible and it is difficult to recover completely.

Bleeding gums: Bleeding gums are one of the common symptoms in dentistry. In general, gum bleeding is common in the early stages of periodontitis-gingivitis. Gingival bleeding not only occurs in dental diseases, but also in other diseases throughout the body, which may indicate diseases of other systems, such as leukemia, exposure to radiation radiation, autoimmune diseases, etc. In recent years, periodontal disease and The relationship between diabetes is also increasingly recognized by the medical community.

Gingival pain: Gingivitis is caused by the invasion of bacteria. It manifests as bleeding gums, redness, swelling and pain. It continues to invade hard tissues and produce periodontal inflammation.

Often accompanied by oral moss or pemphigus. Typical symptoms of self-diagnosed pulpitis are bleeding gums and itchy gums. Easily bleeds when brushing teeth, even when talking.

How to prevent gum itching

Treatment recommendations Wash your teeth and treat as recommended by your doctor. Self-treatment can be coated with iodine glycerin around the crown to remove tartar. Usually, vitamin C is taken regularly, 0.2 g each time, 3 times a day.