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Guardian of a 7 yr 3 m old girl7 months ago
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Dear ma'am, Her new back teeth is coming out...And there flesh is coming upon the teeth...So, is it will be okay itself

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy7 months ago
A. When your child’s back teeth (molars) are coming through, it's common to notice the gums appearing swollen or raised around the teeth. This happens because the teeth are pushing through the gum tissue, which can cause mild discomfort and irritation. The flesh or gum may appear slightly higher as the teeth emerge. In most cases, this is perfectly normal and should resolve on its own as the teeth continue to come through the gum. However, to ease any discomfort: Teething Relief: You can offer teething rings or chilled (not frozen) items for your child to chew on. Gently massaging the gums with a clean finger may also help relieve discomfort. If your child is in pain, you may consult your pediatrician for appropriate teething gels or pain relief options. Monitor for Infection: Ensure there is no redness, excessive swelling, or pus around the gums, which might indicate an infection. If this occurs, it’s best to consult your pediatrician. As long as the swelling is not severe, and your child is not experiencing significant pain or other concerning symptoms, it should be fine and will heal as the teeth fully come through.
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