Possible infection: Typically "sensitive teeth" do not cause pain at the level you are describing. The white and painful palate is concerning for infection in the soft tissue. It does not take long for infection to travel from your mouth into your brain so this needs to be looked at today as 24 hours can make a big difference. If you cannot see your Dentist then utilize Urgent Care or ER.
Answered 8/18/2017
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Sensitive teeth: Numerous possibilities: infection of teeth, gums or palate, fractured teeth, truma from teeth grinding. The only way to make an accurate diagnosis is to have a thorough clinical exam with x-rays. Make an appointment to see your dentist or an oral surgeon ASAP.
Answered 1/28/2017
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Infection?: Might be oral infection such as Thrush or Lichen Planus, reaction to Meds or food, trauma to front teeth, etc. Many possibilities. You'll have to be examined to be properly diagnosed and treatment planned. Please don't wait any longer...call your Dentist.
Answered 3/30/2016
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