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Causes of swollen gums between the teeth include gingivitis, pregnancy, malnutrition and gum infection, according to Healthline. This condition makes the gum protrude, appear red and bleed more easily when flossing or brushing the teeth.
Other Causes of Swollen Gums. Although gum disease is the most common cause of swollen gums, there are other reasons your child's gums might be swollen, including malnutrition, dry mouth, and oral trauma. Treatment for Swollen Gums. If your child is experiencing swollen gums, take him or her to the dentist as soon as possible for a dental exam. Prompt treatment can help reverse the symptoms of gum disease and prevent it from getting worse. Treatment for gum disease usually involves a simple procedure called scaling.