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Sack like pocket
Since Yesterday develop this sack like pocket and redness on upper palate inside mouth and also on gum lines . Take Amoxicillin and metronidazole but no improvement.
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Please visit your dentist.
If abscess, antibiotics without drainage won't help.
If the prosthesis/capping is causing this,it is to be removed.
And if it is due to hot food,topical agents will help ease the symptoms.
Intraoral xray will also help confirm the diagnosis.
Next Steps
Visit the dentist.
Self medications won't help you in this case.
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Stop unnecessary antibiotics
(only continue if prescribed after evaluation).
Use topical soothing gel (like mucosal anesthetic/healing gel).
Do warm saline rinses 2–3 times daily.
Avoid hot, spicy, and hard foods.
Maintain oral hygiene gently.
These lesions usually heal within 5days
Visit to your dentist for check up.
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It's like a dramatic lesion due to eating spicy food and hot food and due to some irritation and also have the sharp cusp
Next Steps
treatment plan is eating soft diet and avoid hot food smooth sharp cusp
Health Tips
visit dentist for the diagnosis
maintenance of oral hygiene drink of plenty of water
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This appears to be something related to the infection of the tooth. It is typically called as a palatal abscess and needs to be drained. Apart from that the adjacent teeth need to be examined for caries, especially long standing ones.
Next Steps
Taking the medication Tab Augmentin and tab Metrogyl will be temportarily helpful to reduce the inflamation but a long term relief will be acheived only after the treatment- RCT or Extraction of the tooth
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Antibiotics alone may not cure an abscess because The pus needs to be physically drained The source of infection (tooth) must be treated
Visit a dentist urgently
Drainage of pus ,Root canal re-treatment or tooth treatment ,Adjustment of medications
Home care (temporary relief only)
Warm salt water rinses (3–4 times/day)
Avoid hot, spicy, or hard foods
Do NOT press or try to burst the swelling
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