Hello and welcome,

Since your teeth had broken,the pain and sensitivity may be due to exposed dentin and pulp of fractured teeth.
PAIN in gums can be treated by massaging the gums with gum paint.

Get your teeth deep cleaned and decayed teeth has to be restored.

Fractured teeth has to be treated with crown or core-build-up.
Maintain good oral hygiene and brush your teeth twice daily.


Chlorhexidine mouthrinses can be used after brushing teeth.

Please do visit a dentist soon for treatment further.

TAKE CARE.

hello and welcome,

Your clinical symptoms suggest you may have severe periondontal infection . It is caused due to gingival inflmmation and accumulation of granulation tissue deep in the gum pockets which leads to pain in the gums , pressure sensation in the jaws , redness and bleeding gums.

i would suggest you to consult a dentist and get an OPG radiograph done which will show the picture of damaged tissues , amount of bone loss , level of alveolar bone and gums .

Accordingly treatment can be carried out , periodontal inflammation is treated by deep currettage or periodontal flap surgery if needed .

consult a periodontist and get the clinical examination done.

i hope this helps ,

take care.

dear friend.

thanks for sharing your concern.

yes you are right. you must seek a dentist help in this regard.

your history suggests that you have decayed(cavity)teeth in your mouth,which upon infection has developed periapical abscess.this abscess is causing you immense pressure and pain.

abscess anywhere in the oral cavity should be drained as soon as possible ,followed by a course of antibiotic and analgesics.

meanwhile you can take tab combiflam 500 mg every six hourly for three days for your pain,till you visit your dentist.

A thorough clinical examination,followed by a diagnostic x ray is required and then based upon that your treatment can be planned.

meanwhile follow good oral hygiene.

take care.
hope it helps

thanks.

Hello,
Thanks for posting your query,
If a tooth on the top of your mouth has become infected, it can put pressure on the palate behind the gum line. A tooth abscess can cause ulcers or an infection to develop which may spread to the roof of the mouth if it is left unchecked.
Visit your dentist for a check-up to determine the cause of your discomfort. You may need to have dental work performed to help alleviate the pain you are experiencing on the roof of your mouth.
You should visit the dental surgeon and get an x-ray done and plan your treatment according to that.
I hope this information has been both informative and helpful
Regards