Hello, this might sound weird but it happened a couple of times now, I am having a swollen face(on the left side), my jaw bones become rigid (cramps) and there is a sour taste in my mouth. There is a sour/ chemical like liquid getting generated from my left side upper gum when ever i eat/ drink something or otherwise as well occasionally. No pain as such but when the jaws become rigid and my left cheek bone becomes puffy it is hard to eat or speak.
I am unable to decide if i need to consult a General Physician / Dentist or a ENT specialist.
Could you point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance.
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You need an urgent consult with a nearby dentist. It may be a localized abscess, but if you wait for a longer time may be large area may get involved( facial space infections). Kindly seek treatment
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Hello,
Going by the symptoms you are referring to looks like your upper left back tooth,mostly the wisdom tooth is infected.You definitely need to visit a dentist to get the problem sorted out,Regards,Dr Suman Makam,Dental Arts,Bangalore,Jayanagar
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Please get a dental visit as well. It could because of your upper third molar tooth..
Regards kush oral surgery clinic . Bengaluru
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