Mouth Pain. Is a bit red. please help.

Go for opg xray. May be due to wisdom teeth. If your wisdom teeth is impacted then go for extraction.

Hello According to ur symptoms,may be ur wisdom teeth erupting. Do gargle with lukewarm water with salt And consult through this for medication

Hi, It's most likely an infection near the gum of your erupting third molar/ wisdom tooth. Also known as pericoronitis. You need to get it checked and get medication.

In the meantime start any mouthwash twice daily. Rinse mouth with warm saline water thrice daily.

The severe pain in your mouth, along with the swelling on your right cheek and difficulty in opening your mouth, could indicate an infection or abscess in the area. The fact that you're experiencing pain in your right jaw, along with the redness in your right eye, suggests that the infection might be spreading. It's possible that the infection originates from your last visible molar, as dental infections can sometimes spread to adjacent tissues. The pain in your ear could be referred pain, meaning that the infection in your mouth is causing pain in other areas connected to the affected nerves. In this situation, it's crucial to seek immediate dental care. Contact your dentist or an emergency dental clinic to explain your symptoms and schedule an appointment as soon as possible. The dentist will perform a thorough examination to determine the source of the infection and recommend appropriate treatment. In the meantime, you can rinse your mouth with warm saltwater. Dissolve half a teaspoon of salt in eight ounces of warm water and swish the solution gently in your mouth for about 30 seconds before spitting it out. This can help alleviate some discomfort and reduce the bacteria in your mouth temporarily. Avoid applying heat or cold packs directly to your face, as they can potentially worsen the condition or increase swelling. Stick to warm saltwater rinses and take over-the-counter pain relievers like acetaminophen or ibuprofen, if appropriate for your medical condition and as directed by a healthcare professional. Remember, it's crucial to seek professional dental care to properly diagnose and treat your condition. Dental infections can be serious and may require antibiotics and dental procedures such as root canal treatment or extraction. Contact your dentist as soon as possible to get the necessary care and relief from your symptoms.

Most probably it's because of wisdom tooth. Maintain oral hygiene Visit a local dentist for physical evaluation, x ray and treatment.

lt is most probably an impacted wisdom tooth which is either trying to erupt or has gotten infected. In case the last standing molar is decayed, the swelling may be due to infection in that tooth as well. You can take an OTC pain reliever , do warm saline rinses and seek an appointment with a dentist asap to get Xray and confirm the diagnosis. You may be prescribed a suitable antibiotic and NSAID along with a muscle relaxant for the trismus. Please don’t self-medicate and seek professional help.

Visit a dentist

Don’t self medicate.