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White gums

White gums

White gums are caused by a condition known as leukoplakia. Mayo Clinic defines leukoplakia as a condition where thick, white spots or patches form on the gums, inner cheeks, and bottom of the mouth. They can even form on the tongue. These white spots cannot be rubbed or scraped off.

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