Why Newborns’ Gums Turn Yellow

The yellowish substance on a newborn’s gums is caused by the accumulation of oral epithelial cells or the retention of glandular secretions. It usually disappears on its own within a few weeks and has no adverse effects on the newborn. You can clean the mouth with a weak salt solution or boric acid powder water to maintain oral hygiene. If other symptoms are observed, such as red spots or vomiting, seek medical attention immediately to avoid potential health issues.
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