Hello dear
Please be aware.
See it seems to be periapical or periodontal infection
It may require incision and drainage
Antibiotics and analgesics could be subscribed for temporary relief
I suggest you to please share drug Allergy history for immediate relief
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You may do warm salt water rinses 3 times a day for around a week. That may give some relief. Kindly visit your dentist to get clarity regarding the cause of swelling
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