One of my teeth always forms a fluid above the teeth i.e on gum and cause pain when the fluid goes out pain will be gone but as of now fluid formed and is not able to come out causing pain and fewer
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The occurence of a fluid filled tiny swelling, called an abscess, points to a infection in the bone. This is a serious matter. The tooth will require an X-ray to assess the degree of bony infection and most possibly a root canal treatment.
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Your tooth seems to be infected. It will require a root canal treatment. Get an X-ray done and your dentist will advise you accordingly. To help drainage of fluid do hot water gargles with salt
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