Possible infection: Best bet is to get to a local dentist ASAP to determine if there is a problem with your teeth.
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Allergic Reaction: either to foods or other substances, cosmetics, dust, plant pollen can often be accompanied by swelling of the lips. If you start to have difficulty breathing, tightness in your throat, immediately call 911.
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3 possibilities: 1. Infection (abscessed tooth, infected gums, generalized bacterial, viral, or fungal infection) 2. Allergic response to food, Meds, airborne allergens, or contact 3. Trauma from impact or burn See your Dentist ASAP for differential diagnosis and appropriate treatment or referral
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