Female, age 49, molar teeth swollen, which cause slight swelling in the cheek, what is the cause of this?

Tooth Infection: Could be an infected tooth. You probably need antibiotics and should check with a doctor or dentist. Take ibuprofen and/or paracetamol/acetaminophen for the pain in the meantime.

Swollen molar teeth: Could be infected teeth or infected gums. See a dentist for an examination and x-rays in order to make an accurate diagnosis. If it is an infection it will only get worse without treatment.

See a dentist: It sounds as though it is likely you have a tooth infection. Be sure to see a dentist right away. Swelling in the cheek can travel down near the throat and cause the inability to breathe.

Probably: Infected (decayed) tooth with infection spreading to surrounding tissues. Please do not delay. See a Dentist IMMEDIATELYto stop the spread of infection.

See below: See your dentist for a clinical and radiographic excamination, variables include, decay, fracture,periodontal disease or other causation factors which must be addressed by your dentist. Discuss your options with your dentist prior to treatment.