If you have dental caries on your teeth and pustules on your gums are not very extensive and limited, then you may be an apical abscess caused by chronic apical periodontitis. I suggest that you go to the stomatology department as soon as possible, because these pustules are not discharged for fear of walking like a weak place and causing interstitial infection. !

But after the pus is discharged, you should thoroughly treat this tooth and treat it with left root canal ~!

If the teeth are a little loose, the gums are a little atrophied, or the periodontal pocket is deep, and the abscess range is relatively large, it may be periodontal abscess caused by periodontal disease, and you need to go to the stomatology department to cut and drain pus, but if the teeth are not involved, you don't need to treat the teeth, just take some anti-inflammatory drugs ~!

If pus is not ruled out, it doesn't matter what you eat to reduce inflammation ~!