Why do I have pain in my gums?

painful and swollen gums are warning signs of gum disease, yes you need to get to the dentist right away. your dentist will check on your gum condition and recommend gum disease treatments. in the meantime, you might consider using an all natural oral care product to keep the gum disease from progression, this will help you clean the mouth and keep it salivated as well as keep bad bacteria in the mouth under control. continue having good oral hygiene, it can really help. visit http://www.themouthdoctor.com/ for more helpful tips on gum care.

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Could be an abcess, could be just another part of this nasty cold that's going around, I had it just after Christmas and I did have sore gums for a couple of days with it.

i crush up anadine or paracetamol and spread it on me gum but the old pikey way is to pack tobacco round it sounds gross dont it, I removed a large filling a few days ago that was fitted incorrectly and am sat here with a dental spike and forecepts trying to get the tooth out as I am typing here now lol....

could be a abscess or a buckle. a receeding gum that bacterior gets to. brush your teeth every night.

hey i had a tooth extracted and a lil bit of spaghetti is stuck in there and i had to come home from school

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omg mate it was a 5 cm piece of spaghetti lodged in there lengthways aaaaahhhhh

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it might be gingivitis but i doubt it. could be your teeth hitting that spot and you dont know it, because if it is hard an swollen most likely it is callouced. go to the dentist and have it checked out.

gum desease, go see a dentist

it is most definitely an abscess....i suggest you get to your dentist as soon as possible..