What is the reason for the slightly whitish upper gum of a six-month-old baby?

Patient's question:

Number of episodes, location, types of discomfort, previous treatments received, and the help you wish to receive (over 20 words)

Doctor's answer:

Hello, according to the analysis, it may be an eruption cyst. It often appears under the gum mucosa and looks very similar to a newly erupted small tooth at first glance. However, it is not a tooth. It does not cause any irritation to the oral mucosa, but it can affect nursing. It can fall off on its own after a period of time.

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