Gum redness is on fire?

Gingival redness is not necessarily on fire, but may also be related to local stimulation factors, periodontal disease, drug factors, systemic factors, poor restoration or filling, hormone changes and other reasons. 1. Local stimulation factors plaque, dental calculus and other long-term accumulation in the vicinity of the gingival margin, stimulating the gums to cause inflammation, resulting in redness. For example, daily oral cleaning is not timely and thorough, it is easy to make dental plaque and food residue accumulate in the gums, causing gum redness. 2. Periodontal diseases such as gingivitis, periodontitis, etc., which are more common causes of gum redness. These diseases will make the gum tissue in an inflammatory state, in addition to redness, may also be accompanied by bleeding, pain and other symptoms. 3. Drug factors Some drugs may cause gingival hyperplasia, which may lead to gum redness. For example, long-term use of anti-epileptic drugs, immunosuppressants, etc. 4. Systemic factors Systemic diseases may also be reflected in the gums. For example, diabetes patients due to poor blood sugar control, the body resistance decline, prone to gum inflammation, manifested as gum redness; Blood system diseases may also lead to abnormal bleeding and redness of gums. 5. Bad prostheses or fillings inappropriate dentures, filling materials and other irritation of gums, can also cause gum redness. 6. Hormone changes Women in pregnancy, physiological period and other special periods, hormone levels in the body changes, may cause gum redness. When gum redness occurs, it cannot be simply attributed to excessive heat, but should be promptly sought medical treatment, detailed oral examination and necessary body examination to clarify specific causes, and targeted treatment measures, such as oral cleaning, periodontal treatment, drug adjustment, blood sugar control, etc. At the same time, to maintain good oral hygiene habits, correct brushing, flossing, etc., help prevent and relieve gum redness.