Can Juvederm cause gingivitis in the gums?

Gingivitis is not a a symptom or result of having a dermal filler injection such as Juvederm.  Your best bet would be to see a dentist for evaluation of your concern and best recommendations for optimal oral hygiene.  

Thank you for your question.Juvederm does not cause gingivitis. Did you do something or eat anything to cause an irritation? The juvederm is injected into the face and does not affect the inside of the mouth.

Thank you for sharing your question.  As dermal fillers are placed deep to the oral cavity they do not cause gingivitis.  Hope this helps.

No, Juvederm won't cause gingivitis of the gums. Keep in mind, it will take 1-2 weeks for final results with Juvederm. See an expert in facial sculpting for a formal evaluation. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question. Swelling and bruising are common with Juvederm. However, there are no chances of getting gingivitis. Hope this helps.

Thank you for
your question. Swelling and bruising are common with Juvederm. However, there
are no chances of getting gingivitis. Hope this helps. 

Thank you for your question.  Juvederm does not cause gingivitis.  If you have concerns about your gums, please be sure to see a dentist for evaluation and treatment.  Hope this helps and best wishes! 

There is no research that suggests gingivitis can be a possible side effect of Juvederm. I would suggest working with your dentist and ensuring that your getting the Juvederm from an experienced injection specialist.

Thank you for your question. Juvederm is not known to cause gingivitis in the gums. Always seek filler treatments from a board-certified dermatologist. 

Although there is no association between Juvederm and most common type of gingivitis, one must always keep in mind the possibility of reactivation of HSV1 infection (cold sores). The majority of adult population are carriers of this virus with most common expression on the outside of lips. However, a small proportion may develop lesions inside the lips and on the gums as a reaction to external factors (thermal, chemical or mechanical). Still, the chances of this are rather small.