What symptom is acute gingivitis

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Gingivitis can be divided into acute and chronic. In fact, it is a kind of oral disease that we often encounter in our daily life. To a great extent, it puzzles people's understanding of life. What we are going to discuss today is the situation of acute gingivitis, so what are the symptoms of acute gingivitis.

What symptom is acute gingivitis

Symptom 1: also known as simple gingivitis, lesions in the gingival margin of gingival suture and interdental papilla. The common causes include plaque, tartar, calculus, food impaction and improper denture. In the early stage of the disease, there are obvious self-conscious symptoms, no pain, but there are often gingival bleeding; mild cases can be irritant bleeding, such as brushing teeth, chewing, slight collision; severe cases can have spontaneous bleeding.

Symptom 2: also known as proliferative gingivitis, mostly occurs in adolescents, mostly in the anterior gingival tissue edema, soft, hypertrophic chronic inflammation.

Symptom 3: because of local irritants such as calculus, tartar, food inlay, and bad tooth biting relationship, such as malocclusion, it can cause chronic inflammation and hypertrophy.

matters needing attention

Systemic factors for endocrine disorders, such as women's puberty, menstrual period, pregnancy, gum can have significant inflammation, hypertrophy. After eliminating the etiology, the inflammation can disappear. It can remove tartar and calculus and correct the habit of mouth breathing.