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Swelling on the cheek wall in the mouth.
Swelling is occuring in the mouth on the cheek walls since 1 month.I have consulted many doctors one of them told that it is due to the teeth so doctor suggested me to took out that teeth but after that also swelling is occuring.Actually swelling occurs then after 5 to 6 hours it gets normal but again after I eat something then it swells and becomes tight due to which it pains.Please sir give me suggestion, what should I do now?
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Swelling is due to salivary gland involvement. Need to check and evaluate for further treatment. Can visit a near by oral medicine specialist or oral surgeon.
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Hi in ur case without seeing it’s difficult to suggest.. pls go to an oral surgeon.. take a 2 opinion .. once u have done.. let me know Wr doc suggest.. if they take an X-ray pls take a pic of it ..
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Consult me once u get d report
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Dr. Priya Verma
Dentist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Swelling may be related to the salivary glands and not the teeth.Please consult a good oral surgeon for treatment
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