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Gums overlapping the molar teeth causing

2017-11-27 05:21:48
Gums overlapping the molar teeth causing inflammation of gums as well as mouth ulcers causing discomfort. Gums overlapping is due to broken molar
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Your wisdom tooth must be involved here. Get to a dentist at the earliest and get a check-up done. Usually, the wisdom tooth has to be removed to solve the issue permanently.
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See a dentist and know what your options are.
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Get treated at the earliest. Things can get complicated if you delay by taking temporary relief measures.

Answered2017-11-27 07:33:34

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Hi, it must be 3rd molar/ wisdom tooth which u have neglected.  Go the dentist asap,  take an xray, see the condition,  he will accordingly advise the treatment.
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Sir *pain out* gel by Colgate for mouth ulcers do betadine gargle 2eice a day
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don't neglect

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