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Soreness And Swelling In Teeth, Nose, Lips And Gums After Losing Front Tooth. What Can I Do About It?

I fell over in July this year and lost half my upper front tooth but the last couple of weeks it got really bad my teeth and gums where sore and this morning the right hand side of my face from my top lip to my nose has swelled up bad and I havnt got a dentist can u help because I can not leave the house looking like this thanks
Fri, 6 Dec 2013
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Hi

Thanks for writing in.

As per your history, you are having abscess in your teeth due to trauma.
You need to go for complete clinical & radigraphic examination of teeth.
Depending on diagnosis, it might require extraction or root canal treatment.
Meanwhile start with a course of antibiotic & analgesic.
Maintain good oral huygiene.
Consult dentist as soon as possible.

Regards
Dr Neha Sumra
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Soreness And Swelling In Teeth, Nose, Lips And Gums After Losing Front Tooth. What Can I Do About It?

Hi Thanks for writing in. As per your history, you are having abscess in your teeth due to trauma. You need to go for complete clinical & radigraphic examination of teeth. Depending on diagnosis, it might require extraction or root canal treatment. Meanwhile start with a course of antibiotic & analgesic. Maintain good oral huygiene. Consult dentist as soon as possible. Regards Dr Neha Sumra