The 5-month-old girl has a white plaque on the outside of her gums (tiger teeth), which is large for adults, like the arch of long teeth in teenagers. What's going on here? Is it serious?
Condition Analysis:
Hello, according to what you said, your condition is generally not red or swollen around the white spots, and there is no pain and discomfort. Considering this situation, commonly known as horse teeth, it is caused by the residue of epithelial cells in the process of embryonic development. There is no need for special treatment or needle to break it. Otherwise, it will be infected. Generally, this situation will fall off by itself after a period of time, which will not affect the teething.
Condition Analysis:
The severity of leukoplakia on the gums depends on the scope and size of leukoplakia. Single or multiple lesions are generally light red in the early stage. There can also be extensive skin lesions, white skin lesions, villous or papillary membranes. Sometimes it will be reticular.
