There is a white pustule on the gums

A white pustule on the gums may be caused by apical periodontitis or tooth caries. The possibility of gingivitis cannot be ruled out.

1. Apical periodontitis: During the onset of the disease, gingival swelling usually occurs, and the pain symptoms will be significantly aggravated, especially when chewing food, and will be accompanied by pain and white pustules. Generally, you need to cooperate with a doctor to use anti-inflammatory drugs, which can speed up the absorption and disappearance of inflammation and can also play a good role in regulating the recovery of symptoms.

2. Tooth caries: This is a relatively common dental disease. During the onset, teeth are usually damaged, and there will also be pain and swollen gums, and even white pustules on the gums. Generally, root canal treatment or filling treatment is needed to improve the condition, which can bring the condition under control as soon as possible and prevent further damage to the tooth.

3. Gingivitis: It is mainly caused by not paying attention to oral hygiene care for a long time, which leads to inflammation and infection, and swollen gums or white pustules. As the disease progresses, it may affect the chewing of teeth. It is usually treated with anti-inflammatory drugs, either orally or as a topical spray.

In daily life, you must develop a good habit of brushing your teeth every day and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods for a short period of time.