Definition- What is a bump on the gums? A bump on the gums may have developed unnoticed over a longer period of time and may be noticed by the patient only late or may occur acutely after an injury or previous dental treatment. Inflammatory processes can also cause the gums to swell and bumps or … Gumboil
Associated symptoms An acutely inflamed bump on the gums can often cause severe pain and pressure in this area. If the inflammation spreads further, the bump can become significantly larger and fever can also develop. An unpleasant smell or bad taste in the mouth is not uncommon and gum bleeding can occur more often when … Associated symptoms | Gumboil
Treatment A bump on the gums is diagnosed by the dentist, and an X-ray can also be helpful. A boil is an inflammatory process caused by bacteria and is often initially treated with an antibiotic (e.g. Amoxicillin® or Clindamycin®). The inflammation in this area creates an acidic environment and the anesthesia cannot work. A painless … Treatment | Gumboil
