The child has a pimple on his gum, and there seems to be pus in it. What should I do?

Nowadays, children eat fine products, and parents are too busy to supervise their children's oral hygiene, so that some children have various oral problems.

1, apical abscess

Apex abscess is an acute or chronic inflammation that dental caries caused by bacterial infection can not be controlled in time and gradually develop into periapical tissue of teeth. When a child has dental caries, the dental pulp and periapical tissue are not affected at first, and the child is anodyne. Most parents think that their teeth will be changed sooner or later, so they don't pay attention to it. Over time, the lesions in the root become more and more serious, and pustules will appear on the gums. If we continue to ignore it at this time, periapical lesions may also affect the embryo of permanent teeth and the healthy development of permanent teeth.

2. Gum abscess

Gum abscess is usually confined to gingival papilla and gingival margin, showing localized swelling. Children generally do not have periodontal pockets, and X-ray examination shows that there is no alveolar bone absorption. Generally, there will be a clear history of mechanical injury or local dental plaque and other stimulating factors.

1, treatment of apical abscess

After the diseased teeth are identified, if the children cooperate, thorough root canal treatment can be carried out in the clinic. After the abscess subsides, root canal filling and cavity filling can be carried out without any discomfort.

2. Treatment of gingival abscess

If there are obvious stimulating factors such as foreign body piercing gums, after removing the foreign body stimulation, pus drainage should be applied locally without other treatment. In addition, on the basis of oral hygiene, the accumulation of a large number of dental calculus and dental plaque can stimulate local gingival tissue for a long time, and can also form gingival abscess, remove dental calculus and dental plaque, and be cured after cutting drugs.

Clinically, there are many patients who have not reached the dentition replacement stage due to poor oral hygiene, multiple dental caries, pulpitis and periapical periodontitis, and the children are too young to cooperate with the clinic for many times. In order to prevent children from eating by mistake because of dental problems, we can consider completely treating the whole mouth teeth at one time under general anesthesia. As long as the child is not allergic to general anesthesia drugs, general anesthesia will not have much impact on the child. It takes about 8-9 years from the eruption of primary teeth to the replacement of permanent teeth. If the teeth can be treated at one time without affecting the growth and development in recent years, it is still worthwhile.

Brush your teeth twice every morning and evening; Brush your teeth for at least two minutes each time. Brushing your teeth before going to bed at night is more important! Brush the upper teeth from top to bottom, the lower teeth from bottom to top, the occlusal surface should be brushed back and forth, both inside and outside.

The child has a pimple on his gum, which is a common oral disease. Professionally called apical abscess, it is called "gingival fire" and "pimple on the teeth". Parents often pay more attention to pimples on their children's gums, worrying about abscesses or tumors on their children's gums, or whether this small pimple with pus will affect the growth of new teeth below. As an on-the-job dentist, I will give you some questions about "acne".

What is the cause of gingival pustules?

Gingival pustules are generally caused by chronic inflammation and necrosis of dental pulp or pulp, which leads to periapical tissue infection. Inflammation of periapical tissue cannot be ruled out, and pustules will bulge from buccal gums. Without treatment, pustules will recur repeatedly. After the pus is squeezed out, the pus will slowly disappear and grow again after a period of time.

How should gum pustules be treated? Should I use a needle?

The person in charge told everyone that professional things should be handed over to professional people, and try not to puncture pustules with needles. The needle used is not disinfected, which is easy to cause infection and is not worth the candle. It is recommended to have professional treatment in regular oral cavity. Generally, root canal therapy should be performed on gingival pustules to reduce the pressure in teeth and remove the apical inflammatory tissue, so as to achieve complete cure.

Does gingival pustule affect secondary permanent teeth?

Tell you responsibly that long-term pustule inflammation of the gums will affect the tooth germ development of the new teeth below, leading to poor mineralization after the new teeth grow out; Generally, teeth with pustules in the gums will be seriously eroded. If it is not treated and repaired, it will affect the chewing function of children and increase the burden of gastrointestinal tract.

Pustules on the gums should be treated in a regular stomatological hospital in time to avoid adverse effects on children's new teeth.

A common symptom is apical abscess caused by tooth decay. If left untreated, pus can't be discharged from the crown, it will swell out from the root tip of the tooth, disappear after rupture, and start to cellularize after pus re-forms, and so on. Many parents think that deciduous teeth will fall off, so don't worry. What is the truth?

1, which affects chewing function.

Because the food embedded in the cavity will cause obvious pain when chewing, children will no longer eat with the affected side over time, and unilateral chewing often cannot chew food carefully, which affects absorption. At the same time, there will be food impaction in the affected teeth, which will aggravate the degree of caries.

2, affect the development of permanent teeth

If deciduous tooth caries are not treated in time, it will develop into apical inflammation, which will affect the development of permanent tooth germs below it. The common effects are hypoplasia of permanent enamel and odontogenic cyst, and in severe cases, it will make permanent tooth embryo undeveloped or cause primitive cyst.

3, affect the development of the jaw.

The development of jaw requires the stress stimulation of chewing food. When children develop the habit of unilateral chewing because of tooth decay, the commonly used mandible develops well, and the abandoned side develops poorly. The most obvious performance is the asymmetry between the two sides.

4, affect pronunciation and beauty

Sick front teeth have the most obvious impact on pronunciation and beauty, and may also have an impact on children's psychology.

The same treatment as adult permanent teeth-root canal therapy. The principle of root canal therapy is very simple. Artificial drainage channels are established to guide pus to be discharged from the opening of the crown, and at the same time, abscess is cut and drained to accelerate pus discharge. After the pus is discharged, the root canal is disinfected to eliminate the infection factors, and finally the root canal is filled to prevent secondary infection.

Hello, my baby's gums have pustules, which may be the problem of periapical abscess of teeth.

Periapical abscess needs root canal treatment, and the treatment steps are roughly as follows

Open pulp drainage, relieve apical pressure, clean pus at gum, put cotton wool in root canal, disinfect root canal and eliminate inflammation at root canal. After the apical inflammation is eliminated, the pus at the gum will slowly heal, and finally fill the root canal and teeth.

The baby's periapical abscess is because the tooth decay has not been treated in time, so it is recommended that the baby deal with the tooth decay in time, and don't wait for the pain to treat it, so as to avoid the development of the disease.

Generally speaking, children should learn to maintain oral hygiene from the first eruption of teeth. They couldn't brush their teeth when they were young. Parents can help clean up the food residue in their mouths. When children have the ability to take care of themselves, they can learn to brush their teeth in the morning and evening, rinse their mouths after meals, and develop good oral hygiene habits from an early age. Children like sweets, and sweets are more likely to cause tooth decay. Rinse your mouth after eating sweets, and don't eat anything after brushing your teeth at night. Once a child's teeth are decayed, the progress is relatively fast. It is suggested that you go to the hospital for treatment as soon as you find tooth decay, so as to avoid the development of the disease and cause pain.

I hope my answer is helpful to you. Thank you.

Don't crush it with your hands, there are many bacteria on your hands. Periapical periodontitis like this, the fistula has been infected, you have to cut the abscess, discharge pus, rinse and disinfect the medicine, and the lesion is still in the root canal. Drill out the decayed tooth surface, cooperate with pulp opening, pull out the tooth nerve in the pulp needle, clean up the inflammatory exudate in the root canal, put cotton into the root canal for drainage, the inflammation subsided, the fistula closed and the abscess did not recur.

1. Because the teeth are developing, the enamel is weak, and children like to eat sugar and don't gargle in time, the speed of dental caries formation is faster than that of adults. After deep caries, tooth neuropathy will gradually die, and exudate will infect the tissues around the root tip.

2. There is a lot of pus on the root surface, and even the teeth will be pushed up, indicating that the fistula has been formed and the inflammation has not been treated. Puncture one pustule at a time, and a new pustule will appear in a few days. If it is the tooth changing period, the risk of permanent teeth eruption will be high.

1. Rotten teeth may not be preserved, and premature shedding and eruption of permanent teeth will be much slower. Due to the lack of stimulation, absorption and guidance of deciduous teeth, permanent teeth will grow crooked even if they erupt, resulting in uneven arrangement, which is more likely to cause dental caries or calculus.

2. Missing a tooth will not affect chewing. If there are many missing teeth, it will not be good for digestion and absorption of the stomach. On the contrary, it will increase the burden on the stomach and intestines, and it will also cause gum hypertrophy to hinder eruption. Coupled with inaccurate pronunciation, psychological frustration, self-confidence will inevitably decline.

Long pustules indicate periapical periodontitis, and taking anti-inflammatory drugs can't be cured. Take the child to treatment as soon as possible to avoid the deterioration of the condition.

Sterilize the needle, stick it with a needle, or stick it in to pull out pus.

I often grew up when I was a child. In my mother's words, when I was a child, my face was covered with acne or gums. Anyway, my face swells when I press the long bag. The medical conditions in the countryside were not good, so my mother lit it with a needle and disinfected it. Just stick it on the bag and eat amoxicillin for two days. Almost every time, my teeth grow well. By the way, when I was a child, I still had teeth on my gums, which hurt a lot.

When I was a child, I was probably in primary school. Because I like sweets, pustules often grow on my gums. I'll pick them up with a needle, let them out and rinse my mouth. When I grow up, I know how to rinse my mouth with salt water. The baby's parents are afraid to go to the hospital.

You need to see a dentist! My son did the same at that time, washing a lot of dirty things out! The doctor will slowly clean up the pustules! We went there three times, basically no problem!

My daughter did the same thing last month. She crushed it with the tip of her teeth, squeezed out pus and rinsed her mouth with salt water. It will be fine in a few days.