Mouth inflammation

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Mouth inflammation

Asked for Female, 19 Years

I've had inflammation on the roof of my mouth, right behind my teeth. This wasn't causing any pain but I have been using bonjela on it for the last 3 days, and it wasn't improving. This morning the inflammation spread to in front of my teeth and is causing pain. What could this be?

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Dr. Priya Verma

Dentist 26 yrs exp Bangalore

Could be wisdom tooth erupting or an infection of the last tooth. Please get an X-ray done and consult a dentist

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Dr. Arvind M.S Dentist 18 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Arvind M.S

Dentist 18 yrs exp Bangalore

hi This could be a sign of infected tooth.You need to get it clinically examined and x ray to be taken.Please visit a dentist nearby for needful intervention before it spreads even more.