Get examined: Depends on location. Upper or lower jaw area. Since when? Does eating or chewing or drinking or talking hurt too? Constant or occasional pain? Any change in breath or amount of saliva? Dental cleanings up to date? Also need to think of TMJ or salivary stones. Best to get this looked at by your personal physician, as sometimes more concerning things, however rare, could appear. Yours, Zmd
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See a dentist: Many different conditions can lead to severe pain in the area between cheek and gum. Your dentist should be able to evaluate your symptoms according to your x-rays and make an exact diagnosis and treatment.
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See your dentist: as you may have an abscess that needs prompt attention.
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