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my son's molar tooth has some skin on it. this is paining and bleeding. what to do?
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NikithaMom of a 11 yr 2 m old child8 years agoA. hello. Usually when a child is between 6 and 7 years-old, new molars (First Molars) grow in the back of the mouth. When this happens, there can actually be a piece of gum / flap of gum at the back of the mouth that actually looks like a squashed jellybean, pink and strange. This is called an operculum. What do you do? Rinse with warm/hot salt water. check with dentist on how you can get rid of it
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