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This condition can cause white or gray patches to form on. Of white gums vary from minor. These gum issues to get in touch with a dental health. White colored gums around the teeth are common but. Any complications after tooth extraction procedure. Gum tissues may turn. Patch, white gums. Leukoplakia is a white or gray patch that develops on the tongue, the inside of the cheek, or on the floor of the mouth. It is the mouth's reaction to chronic.

White mucus membranes can be a sign of anemia, but unless she bleed profusely, (in which case should would be in the hospital), its unlikely. Dead tissue can be white as well. If the gums have small white areas around the surgical sites, there may be some dead tissue. When skin or other tissue swells, the outer most layer of skin or membrane often loses its blood supply. Once the swelling starts to go down, it comes off. IF you have ever had an injury that was very swollen, you might have noticed some skin peeling after the swelling went down.

The mouth is wet, and can cause small injuries to be white. Think of going into a pool with a scab on your leg. When you get out, the scab is white. Cancer sores in the mouth often have white centers. Your safest bet though would be to call your oral surgeon and see if it is something you need to worry about or not.

You don't want to take any chances of infection or other problems. Hi Broken Wings, When an extraction site is still 'very' painful after the 3rd day of the extraction, then it could indicate a dry socket which needs to be treated by the dentist. The white around her gums could be plaque or rum tissue that is sloughing off. What is she rinsing with?? Lightly salted warm water is all that is needed to rinse with. Too much salt will blanch the tissue causing it to be sore and appear white.

NO mouthwash, especially anything like Listerine as this will cause further irritation and could even burn the surgical area. Sometimes small lesions like canker sores develop around an extraction site. These can be appear white and/or red.

If she is sucking on any hard candy, she should stop because that will not only create irritation and dislodge the clot, but the sugar can slow down the healing. If her gums in general are white, then it could be an accumulation of plaque along the gumline. A yeast infection called thrush which can occur when taking Doxycycline and needs to be treated.over rinsing with too much salt and/or mouthwash.

It is best for her to see her dentist to diagnose the problem just in case it is something that needs to be treated now rather than later.

Dentists use the medical term “leukoplakia” to describe white spots on gums. Leukoplakia affects the mucous membranes lining the inside of your mouth. During leukoplakia, thick white patches develop on your gums. These white spots may also develop on the inside of your cheeks, on the bottom of your mouth and, sometimes, on your tongue. You cannot scrape leukoplakia white spots off your gums or other areas of your mouth. Leukoplakia patches are often white in color but may be gray in some areas.

These spots usually have an uneven shape and have a slightly raised, firm surface. Contact with spicy or acidic foods may cause pain. Sometimes the white spots have a fuzzy appearance, a condition doctors call “hairy leukoplakia.” Treatment of White Spots on Gums Dentists do not yet know what causes leukoplakia but they think the condition may be the result of irritation. Rough teeth, dentures or dental work may cause oral irritation in some people, as can tobacco use – especially pipe smoking – and alcohol use. Research shows that leukoplakia is most common among elderly people. White spots on the gums are usually harmless and go away after a few days or weeks.