perhaps your dentist meant herpangina not not herpetic gingivostomatitis?
many viruses causes these sorts of issues. if this is herpes, it's more likely hsv1 than hsv2. Go and be seen monday by your regular provider and get a lesion culture to see if that gives you better answers. also yes indeed strep will give you fevers but it usually doesn't cause the gum issues.
grace
Thanks for that info and no my dentist did not do any testing. He just peeked in and said it was I think not sure Primary Herpetic Gingivostomatitis... My biggest concern is this like herpes HSV 2? I am confused as to what this may cause. I dont want issues with my mouth later. The symtoms I have are very red swollen puffy gums they bleed when i brush I have about 10 canker sores my throat and tonsils and lymphs are swollen I just started forming a canker sore on my tongue today. But before all if this got so bad I had a really high 104 fever and i couldnt eat and have been so tired. I was tested for mono negative but positive for strep could strep cause all of this? Thanks
In addition, as to the oral sex you performed, a one-time encounter is very low risk for herpes transmission this way, although if your partner had genital herpes he could in fact transmit it to your mouth, even if he had no symptoms.
Unfortunately your dentist is very misinformed about herpes. We DON'T all have it, though many of us do. Oral herpes for many of us is contracted in childhood from a caregiver/relative. In adulthood, 1 out of every 2-3 people we kiss will have oral herpes, it's that common. It's transmitted by skin to skin contact with someone who has it.
Canker sores are not oral herpes. Herpes does not become "inflamed" either, but if one has it the outward symptom when having an outbreak is a cold sore, typically on the lips/mouth area. Swollen gums would not be typical for herpes.
Only a blood test or swab/culture of symptoms can diagnose herpes. Did your dentist do any testing?
You can read more about oral herpes here:
http://www.ashastd.org/herpes/herpes_learn_oralherpes.cfm