Full Analysis and Observations:

1. Image Observation (The Bump):

   • The image shows a raised, somewhat localized bump on the gum tissue (or mucosa).

   • It appears to be slightly paler or "whitish" in a small area at the peak of the swelling, as you described.

   • The surrounding tissue looks glossy and red, which is typical of oral mucosa, but the bump itself is distinct.

   • The location seems to be in the general area where a tooth was extracted.

Case Analysis: Gum Recession and Enamel Wear – Traumatic Occlusion & Bruxism

Client’s Complaint

“I’ve noticed my gums pulling away from my teeth and some yellowish parts near the roots. One dentist said it’s from grinding or clenching, another said from brushing too hard. What’s really happening?”

Clinical Observation (from Image)

After zooming in:

• Noticeable gum recession (gingival margin has pulled away) around the upper premolars.

Professional Analysis: Post-Extraction Bump 3 Months After Wisdom Tooth Removal

Observation

In the circled area of the extraction site:

The gum appears healed overall.

There’s a small, raised, round bump (like a pimple or blister) where the wisdom tooth socket used to be.

No visible bleeding or large open wound.