gingival inflammation

Why Do My Gums Feel Sore and Sensitive Around a Dental Crown?

1. Introduction Soreness and sensitivity in the gums surrounding a dental crown are most often caused by localized gingival inflammation due to plaque accumulation at the junction where the crown meets the tooth. Poorly fitting crown edges, retained dental cement, or underlying structural decay can irritate the delicate periodontal tissues, leading to chronic tenderness and … Read more

Gingivitis: Causes, Symptoms, and Evidence-Based Treatment

1. Introduction Gingivitis is a common, non-destructive inflammatory condition of the gingiva, which is the soft tissue surrounding the teeth. It represents the earliest and mildest form of periodontal disease. The primary characteristic of this condition is inflammation of the gums without the loss of the underlying alveolar bone or the connective tissue attachment that … Read more