Black gum: How long he had that ? Let him suck on ice chips or eat cold food but if it persisted see your pediatrician or dentist. Good luck .
Answered 2/5/2016
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Eruption hematoma?: It could be eruption hematoma from the permanent teeth erupting. Should see a dentist just to confirm.
Answered 7/13/2015
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Dark Gums: This is something that should be physically examined by your son's dentist. Could be as simple as pigmentation. Please make an appointment with his dentist.
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Black gums: By age 12 your son's front teeth should be fully developed. Change in gum color may indicate infective gum disease, trauma, or damaged teeth. Please see Dentist for differential diagnosis an$ appropriate treatment.
Answered 11/17/2017
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