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What is with my gum!?
by TheStaces, Jun 14, 2008 08:30AM
Okay so the only thing that could have led to this is that I ate a hot openfaced sandwich on toasted rye bread and bit into it the wrong way. This was about 3 days ago.
The pain is coming from the bottom teeth just at the side where that pocket is between your cheek and gum it's about 2 or 3 teeth over from the front teeth. The gums are red and raw, puffed out a bit and stingy. It's sore almost like pizza burn but there is no puss or infection, gums bleed a little when I use floss but there is no tooth pain. It also feels wierd when I touch my tounge to that pocket of skin that is right beside the teeth.
Did I burn it? Is it suppose to take long to heal? I just feel like there has been no improvement in the pain since I got it but then again I keep irritating it with the poking and touching.
Stacey
The pain is coming from the bottom teeth just at the side where that pocket is between your cheek and gum it's about 2 or 3 teeth over from the front teeth. The gums are red and raw, puffed out a bit and stingy. It's sore almost like pizza burn but there is no puss or infection, gums bleed a little when I use floss but there is no tooth pain. It also feels wierd when I touch my tounge to that pocket of skin that is right beside the teeth.
Did I burn it? Is it suppose to take long to heal? I just feel like there has been no improvement in the pain since I got it but then again I keep irritating it with the poking and touching.
Stacey
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by scottma, Jun 15, 2008 09:50PM
To: thestaces
Seeing a periodontist is advised.
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