Gum root ulcer

The location of oral ulcers in each person's mouth is different because the causes of oral ulcers in the body are different. Oral ulcers can develop on the tongue, on the roof of the mouth, or on the gums. If there are oral ulcers at the root of the gums, it will affect the health of the teeth. What are the treatments for oral ulcers at the root of the gums?

1. General treatment for gingival ulcer

Oral health and hygiene is a very important aspect. It can effectively inhibit the reproduction of some bacteria. Therefore, keeping the oral environment clean is the most effective way to prevent oral ulcers. In addition to developing good habits of brushing our teeth in the morning and evening and gargling after meals, we can also use some not very salty salt water to gargle and disinfect, which can have an anti-inflammatory effect.

In addition, the patient must have a good mentality and a stable mood. The doctor said that oral ulcers are mainly caused by excessive liver fire; and heart fire is mostly related to excessive worry or irritability. Therefore, patients must keep their mood stable and less temper tantrum. In fact, no big deal requires us to get angry. This can effectively prevent oral ulcers.

In terms of diet, it is better to eat light food. People who often suffer from oral ulcers generally lack vitamin B in their bodies. Therefore, you should eat more foods containing vitamin B.

2. Self-treatment of gingival ulcers with over-the-counter medicines

2.1. Vitamin C tablets, 2 tablets each time, 3 times a day.

2.2. Liushen Pills, 10 pills each time, 3 times a day.

2.3. Qiju Dihuang Pills, 9 pills each time, 3 times a day. Used for patients with recurrent chronic ulcers.

2.4. Zhibai Dihuang Wan, 9 grams each time, 3 times a day, is used for patients with recurrent chronic ulcers.

2.5. Vitamin E, 20 mg each time, 3 times a day.

3. Prescriptions for the treatment of gingival ulcers

3.1. Take 10g honeysuckle and 3g raw licorice root and brew with boiling water as tea.

3.2. Take 10g of Cassia Seed and 10g of Anemarrhena asphodeloides and brew with boiling water as tea.

3.3. Take 30g wild rose root and 5g raw licorice root, decoct them into a soup and drink it as tea, 1 dose per day.

3.4. Boil 15g of Ophiopogon japonicus, 20g of Rehmannia glutinosa, and 30g of Dendrobium officinale in water twice. Mix and take in 3 doses, 1 dose per day for 4 consecutive doses.

3.5. 9 grams of roasted ginger, 3 Momordica seeds, and 9 grams of Evodia rutaecarpa. Grind the above medicines into fine powder, mix with water, apply it on the navel and cover it with paper. Oral ulcers, also known as oral canker sores, refer to yellowish-white, bean-sized ulcers on the oral mucosa, which can be divided into real and false.

3.6. 9 grams of dried ginger (fried until black) and 15 grams of coptis root. Grind the above two ingredients into fine powder, apply the powder to the affected area, and the area will heal as saliva starts to flow.

What are the causes of gingival ulcers?

What are the causes of gingival ulcers? Details are as follows:

1. Digestive system diseases and functional disorders: One of the causes of gingival ulcers is digestive system diseases and functional disorders. Medical research shows that 30-45% of patients with gum ulcers have gum ulcers due to digestive system diseases.

2. Endocrine changes: What are the causes of gingival ulcers? During menstruation, some women experience oral and gingival ulcers due to a decrease in estrogen and endocrine changes in the body. Clinical studies have found that gingival ulcers during menstruation are mainly caused by increased progesterone levels and decreased estrogen levels in the body.

3. Genetic factors: Ulcers are hereditary. If both parents or one of them suffers from ulcers, the probability of their children suffering from ulcers is over 80%.

4. Mental factors: What are the causes of gingival ulcers? Generally, people will experience gingival ulcers when they are under mental stress, have poor sleep, or have mood swings.