It's unlikely. Do use an antibacterial mouth rinse. Also, rebrush with your own toothbrush and then disinfect it with boiling water. You may also apply hydrogen peroxide to the small cut, either 3% or 1.5%. You may purchase the 1.5% at the pharmacy or make your own by diluting the 3% solution 50/50 with water. Floss properly and rinse each day to prevent gum disease.
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The bacteria that cause tooth decay and gum disease are easily transmissible from one person to another, and the transfer usually occurs in infancy. Presence nor absence nor a cut is of no consequence. If you want to prevent gum disease floss or WaterPik DAILY, brush 2 full minutes by the clock twice daily, and see your Dentist twice a year. Your mom should be under care of Periodontist.
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