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Swelling between front two teeths
Hi Doctor,
I am facing swelling between front two teeths in gums. I am having running nose as well.
What can be the reason for this?
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This don’t have any relation with running nose it might be due to inflammation better u visit a dentist and get clarify after examination.
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Running nose has nothing to do with this…
Observe for 7 days it will gone on its own but still you feel swelling has not gone then go to a dentist and get it checked up clinically.
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It will be fine on its own within 7 days
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Get xray of tooth. If there is fracture or decay,get rct done. If there is pus discharge, get it drained. Antibiotics along with analgesics has to be taken to relieve the pain and swelling. You can consult through this for further information.
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Hello dear
It is nothing but inflammed papilla ( incisive)
Do not worry it will itself in 5-7 days.
For further details you can consult me
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The image is not very clear..looks like a soft tissue injury from something sharp..IOPA xray required to confirm the diagnosis..
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you can get the xray done and contact me for prescription medicine..
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Dr. Dhiraj Kumar
Dental Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Delhi
I don't think running nose has anything to do with this.
Do visit a local dentist for treatment and physical evaluation.
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