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Have A Small Lump On Upper Gum. Growing Bigger. Cure For Symptoms?

Hey there. well one morning i woke up with a small bump on my upper left gum just above my 2 front rabbit teeth, it started off very small but i didn't pay too much attention to it. Then i woke up this morning and the bump had gotten alot bigger and it feels like my gum is swelling up im so worried that there something wrong with me? What is it? What do i do? Help please?
Mon, 20 May 2013
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Hi,

Thanks for asking the query,

Lump on the front teeth can be periodontal abscess arrising from an infected teeth you need to get an x-ray by the Dentist to confirm the cause, infected teeth can be treated with root canal treatment.
Or it can be a gingival abscess due to accumulation of bacterial plague and calculus deep in the gum pockets i would suggest you to get complete mouth and scaling done.

Hope this helps out.

Regards.
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Have A Small Lump On Upper Gum. Growing Bigger. Cure For Symptoms?

Hi, Thanks for asking the query, Lump on the front teeth can be periodontal abscess arrising from an infected teeth you need to get an x-ray by the Dentist to confirm the cause, infected teeth can be treated with root canal treatment. Or it can be a gingival abscess due to accumulation of bacterial plague and calculus deep in the gum pockets i would suggest you to get complete mouth and scaling done. Hope this helps out. Regards.