Tingling Gums

First of all try to change your tooth brush. It must be more tender. Buy some liquid to swallow your mouth which contains herbage and some special paste. I advice to read some information about vitamines which can improove your gums condition and change your ration. Anyway it can help, but not remove your simpthoms. Ussualy dantist cover teeth with special varnish in such a cases, or even put special fillings in oreder to improove gums' condition.
Try to cure yourself, but the dantist's help is the best solution!

I have had the same tingling in my lower front teeth and I notice the tingling increases when I put pressure on my teeth. I have been thinking for a while now that it has something to do with my teeth being too crowded a there for moving around but I'm not sure. when I did get braces and retainers after I don't remember having the tingling. how ever now that I have stopped using my retainers for a month or so now the tingling feeling has come back. I'm not really sure if it is my teeth moving around but this is just what I'm thinking it could be.

i have it and its co irritating. I dont know what to do to stop the sensation now?? its driving me mad. I dont think its gum disease and i dont or havnt ever wore brases. id really like to know what it it??? xx

Hi mines been tingling over a month now. I think it started after used a mouth wash. Do anyone have a cure out there?

my gums tingle too and i remembering it starting after a judo match. it was a very exhausting match and thats when mine started and itll do it on and off every now and then

I have this a lot and have had it for some time. usually it only lasts for 1 to 2 days and starts up because I floss or brush too hard, or if I've had a recent dental appointment where they've scraped and cleaned the teeth. I think it may in fact be gum disease. Pretty sure that's what mine is, but if you're gums don't bleed then you may just have sensitive teeth. Some things that can help are rinsing with baking soda or warm salt water to lessen the aggravation and I've heard some allergy medicines work too. The way I get rid of it though, is by not touching, pressing on, or aggravating the teeth at all. I know it may be hard considering how incredibly maddening it gets, but if you push on them or play with them they'll continue to itch and tingle. Don't touch them for a day or so and it'll probably go away on its own.

My son is nine-years-old and two days ago developed a large blistering on the out side of his lower lip. We began applying some essential oil and the blister has gone down. A day later (the oil is definitly not there any longer), today, he is complaining of a strong tingeling sensation on his gums (lower front teeth area). Seems so strange.