The flesh under the teeth is black

The blackening of the flesh under the teeth may be caused by periodontitis or dental tartar. It is also possible that it is caused by poor oral hygiene care.

1. Periodontitis: If you do not take good care of your oral hygiene in daily life, or if you are infected by bacteria, periodontitis may occur, which may also cause the flesh under the teeth to turn black, or cause pain and discomfort to the patient.

2. Tartar: If you do not go to the hospital for ultrasonic teeth cleaning regularly, the increase of tartar in the teeth may cause the flesh under the teeth to turn black, which may also lead to bacterial growth, thus affecting the health of the teeth. In severe cases, it may also cause the teeth to become loose.

3. Oral hygiene care: If you do not clean your mouth in time after meals, the flesh under your teeth may turn black due to food pigmentation or food residues, which may lead to tooth decay.

In order to avoid this situation, when the flesh under the teeth turns black, you need to go to a regular dental hospital for a comprehensive dental examination in time. If necessary, ultrasonic teeth cleaning can be used to improve the condition of the teeth.