N Nisha Joined Oct 7, 2017 Messages 7 Oct 3, 2018 #1 Is it normal to have white stuff on my gums after i had a surgical extraction? Or is it a sign of infection?
Is it normal to have white stuff on my gums after i had a surgical extraction? Or is it a sign of infection?
honestdoc Verified Dentist Joined Jun 14, 2018 Messages 1,534 Solutions 165 Oct 4, 2018 #2 The "white stuff" on you gums after surgery is epithelial repairing tissue. An easy sign of infection is swelling and sometimes fever. Vote: Upvote 0 Downvote
The "white stuff" on you gums after surgery is epithelial repairing tissue. An easy sign of infection is swelling and sometimes fever.
N Nisha Joined Oct 7, 2017 Messages 7 Oct 4, 2018 #3 honestdoc said: The "white stuff" on you gums after surgery is epithelial repairing tissue. An easy sign of infection is swelling and sometimes fever. Click to expand... Ahhh.. Thank you for clearing my doubts! Vote: Upvote 0 Downvote
honestdoc said: The "white stuff" on you gums after surgery is epithelial repairing tissue. An easy sign of infection is swelling and sometimes fever. Click to expand... Ahhh.. Thank you for clearing my doubts!
