Bleeding gums or moving tooth are often ignored by children and parents as a normal growth event. But sometimes these presentations point out to something more adverse which are often overlooked. This article provides the overview of such systemic conditions which are associated with periodontal disease. In children, soft tissue lesions in the mouth are very common. It is important to assess these lesions to check whether these lesions are normal or something more serious.
Gingivitis, periodontal disease, local or systemic infections and potentially-life threatening conditions can also be associated with presentation of lesions. Hence, distinguishing them from normal becomes essential. The loss of periodontal attachment in children due to tooth mobility or loss can be indication of neoplasia, immunodeficiency, or metabolic defects. Early detection of these conditions is highly…
