What causes swelling of the gums behind the front teeth?
Disease description:
My daughter has been experiencing pain on the upper side of her front teeth for the past few days, and her gums are severely swollen. She keeps crying from the pain. What could be causing the swelling inside the gum of her front tooth?
Swelling of the gums on the inner side of the front teeth is generally caused by gingivitis, chronic apical periodontitis, or similar conditions. The gum tissue on the inside of the front teeth can easily become irritated when biting down on hard objects or chewing, leading to symptoms such as redness, swelling, and pain. If a patient experiences persistent pain, it is recommended to visit a specialized dental hospital for an X-ray examination. Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing teeth promptly after meals to reduce infections caused by food residue.