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without seeing things in person, i cannot really give you any definitive answers. but here are a few possibilities...if a tooth is sore, this could be what we call a fistula which is an area where pressure
tom...this does happen quite commonly. it absolutely has happened to me. the patient is numb and we use a lot of water and the patient swallows and even though we try to hold the tongue to one side, it
call your dentist on this one...he/she can do some thorough adjustment on the bite on the tooth. there is no reason for this to feel high this long. it should clear up in a few days immediately after the
this definitely sounds like what we call a fistula. this forms when the tooth in the area has a nerve issue and needs a root canal done on it. you should call your dentist and get in there right away.
you can easily rinse the debris off of the floss as you move around the mouth. by doing this you will put your mind at ease. i would think this is not an issues. whatever you find in one place is invariable
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