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Get your dog in a corner of the sofa or somewhere else where you can control it, with a bright light to help you see in the mouth. Now check for foreign matter - usually twigs, but it could be anything. You may find a bit of twig, bone or whatever jammed up into the gum between two teeth. Or, and I've read about this, there may actually be a piece of something jammed into the soft palate. Good luck.
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