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U need to consult oral Medicine specialist for this problem. Myself MDS oral Medicine and Radiology from most eminent government dental college, u can teleconsult on my page as well for the same. I will take a detailed required history and Diagnose and manage accordingly. Thanks
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It might be due to an infection in your wisdom tooth. Swelling might be due to either from the gums or tooth. Need to take an xray for further treatment plan. You might need extraction of the wisdom tooth
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Xray to confirm the diagnosis
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