My gums has swollen near a tooth. I have this throbbing pain. I tried antibacterial mouth wash, salt water n gargle, used antiseptic mouth gel over the area for the night, but still swelling or pain has not receded.
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It could be either a gum abscess or an abscess from the adjacent tooth,you will need to visit a dentist to diagnose the condition.A proper look inside the mouth and x rays will confirm the diagnosis.please avoid self medication and see the doctor immediately before the abscess leads to permanent bone loss in the area.
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Hi you might be suffering from Gum abscess or tooth abscess ..need proper clinical evaluation and x ray to decide further treatment protocol ..need to start antibiotics to avoid spread of infection
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Consult dentist and x ray
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