Talk to Dentist on Painless Bump Underneath Gum
Asking For Self, Female, 28 Years old, khi
Since some days i was having pain underneath my upper tooth (gum area) usually when i would eat something specially while breaking it now since 2 weeks now Ive developed this bump which isn’t painful to touch but mild tenderness when trying to eat something, I’ve often tried to press it down as i thought it might be just gum and will get better but it’s not getting better. I’ve attached the picture pls let me know if this is serious or needs to be checked by a dentist
Dr. Muhammad Siddique Arain - Dentist
BDS, RDS, OMSB (Muscat Oman), MCPS Family Dentistry | Muzaffar Garh
Mostly it's Gingival growth due to irritant
must physically consult
plz this need further examination seems gingival growth due to irritant
Seems like gingival hyperplasia
needs clinically evaluation
must visit dentist .. needs clinical examination
go for clinical evaluation
In clinic consultation is required.
do a radiograph of this area .it looks like an epulis .may need excision .is there positive history of pregnancy?usually it appears in pregnancy due to hormones.
do radiograph and go to dentist for excision
8 months ago
Dr. Muhammad Younas - Dentist
BDS, RDS,BUIDP, Comprehensive Course in Orthodontics, C Implant, Certified in integrated digital orthodontics, | Quetta
331 Positive Reviews
must visit dentist
Asst. Prof. Dr. Salima Naveed Manji - Dentist
MHPE (AKU), BDS (FJDC), CHPE (UoL), C. Implant & C. Aesthetics (PAID) | Lahore
5 Positive Reviews
seems like gingival growth due to parafunctional habit. do u use tooth pick?
u need proper checkup plus radiographic examination as well for proper diagnosis n treatment plan ?
Dr. Rabail Jamal - Dentist
BDS, Certified Facial Aesthetician AACME (USA) | Islamabad
16 Positive Reviews
you need to see a dentist for clinical evaluation
Dr. Salma Ali Khan - Dentist
BDS, Certificate in Aesthetics Dentitry (UK), Certificate Restorative Rentistry | Islamabad
40 Positive Reviews
Kindly do xray of the adjacent teeth for any cavity as gum swelling is possible otherwise it can be traumatic response or hormone related issue . Go to dentist for all queries
Dr. Farwa Zehra - Dentist
BDS,Certified Asthetic Physician, Certified Cosmetic Dentist | Karachi
4 Positive Reviews
Any radiograph? Its seems like gingival over growth due some parafunctional habits or hormonal chances. Visit your dentist asap.
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