Symptoms of gum cancer

Gingival cancer grows slowly in the early stage. Most of them are ulcer type or lump type, which can cause pain and loose teeth. Typical symptoms of gingival cancer: gum lump is located in the gingiva, which is characterized by ulcer or papillary protrusion. Gingival pain and bleeding. Gingival cancer infiltrates into alveolar process and jaw bone, destroying bone, causing pain and bleeding. Gingival cancer invades and destroys bone, causing tooth loosening. If the tooth is pulled out as a general dental disease, the wound will not heal, causing more teeth to loosen or float. White spots or poor restorations, residual roots and residual crowns may exist. Gingival ulcers form ulcers in the gums or nearby areas.