I thought I felt something swollen in my mouth and just looked and theres a huge lump bulging on my gum and my face looks swollen. What is it? I've never had this before. I have had teethache but can't get an appointment.
I thought I felt something swollen in my mouth and just looked and theres a huge lump bulging on my gum and my face looks swollen. What is it? I've never had this before. I have had teethache but can't get an appointment.
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Go to the doctor !
it sounds to me like you have a absess,is it really sore when you eat.
Sounds like that to me aswell.Originally Posted by ibrox1690
Get to the dentist or doctor for some antibiotics, it will only get worse if not.
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yes get it seen to i had it face like a football and the pain unbelievable had to wait three days to see the dentist and the another 24 hr for the antibiotic to work .
It does hurt when I eat. I will have to go to the doctors because it does hurt a lot. It shows how bad it's gotten when I've got an abcess now. I just couldn't get an appointment.
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All above advice ok but also, rinse mouth out with salt water (don't overdo the salt!!), place a hot water bottle/heat pad on face closest to lump (don't burn yourself!!), use tincture of myrrh (from chemists) dabbed gently on affected area with QTip.Originally Posted by RockChick84
James.
"A family tree can wither if nobody tends it's roots"
Another thing that works is get a cotton bud and dab it in t.c.p and gentle apply to mouth taste yuk but helps .
Its definitely an abscess,had one masel'.The pain is something,but when it bursts the taste is very.....rough!!Use a bit o' mouthwash and ye'll be alright.Yer food will taste....rough... for a few days though.Sorry if I sound morbid,but only sharing wit I went through!!!
Their coming to take me away.....haha-hee-hee-ho-ho
When I was at sea, a sailor had an abcess and I had to help the dentist, who had come out to the ship, to slit the patients gum and drain the abcess into a bowl. Not a task I would like to repeat, there was tons of stuff.
I had similar problems a few weeks back after having my wisdom teeth out. All went fine then 2 weeks later my teeth started to hurt.
Went back to dentist they blamed it on TMJ and charged me £185 for treatment.
Then 2 days after that my face swelled right up went back to dentist and they said it was an absses and rushed me to hull hospital as it was starting to block my airway and i could only open my mouth wide enought to fit 1 finger in it.
Turned out to be an infected blood clot and had to get operated on.
Its been 3 weeks since its all been sorted still cant eat on the side were the blood clot was as fells to weird and also my face is still abit swollen.
But apart from that im in no pain.
I am led to believe if you phone the NHS dental help line you will get an appointment to get the problem area sorted on the same day at a local dentist.
I know someone whos filling fell out last night, no pain, phoned the helpline this morning got appointment for this afternoon sorted
Nil Satis Nisi Optimum.
make sure you phone in the morning or you will have to wait another day.Originally Posted by Smithy
And then there is the root cannel treatment which Canadian dentists just love to do with these things. I hope that by now the antibiotics have been prescribed and are taking affect. Good luck with it!
I remember growing up in wick and at the old medical centre you could get an appointment any time you wanted within the proper working working hours of course also the same with a dentist, what has happened now, are the poor dears too overworked making lots of money?Originally Posted by LRM
sounds like what we used to call a gum-boil. Antibiotics should clear it up.Originally Posted by RockChick84
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