Gum pain in the back of my mouth.
With in the last two days I have been have gum pain behind my last molar on the top right side. I never had any gum issues or pain before so I do not know why my gum back there is hurting now. What can I do to get it to stop? I am going to make an appointment at the dentist but that is still a few days away. Helpful tips please.
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Monday, Feb. 15th 2010 9:56 AM at 9:56 am
Could be just a cold sore. They hurt like a bugger but normally will clear up on their own. I get them once in a while in the back of my mouth too. So it can be hard to see. Your dentist can spot it and advise if it is a cold sore or not.
Monday, Feb. 15th 2010 10:31 AM at 10:31 am
If you never had any gum problems before and you know that they are in good shape then it does kind of sounds like a cold sore or canker sore of some type both of which will clear up.
Monday, Feb. 15th 2010 10:33 AM at 10:33 am
It could just feel like it is your gum hurting and it be really a toothache. You may want to try using Orajel to numb up the gum a little where it hurts. Also you could try taking and aspirin or something like that for the pain.
I hope all goes well with your dental appointment.