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I think it may be growth of one of my molars
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Pain/swelling: You didn't post your age, which would have been helpful. Sounds like you may be having a wisdom tooth problem. You must see your General Dentist to determine the cause of your symptoms. He/she will then treat your problem or refer you to the appropriate specialist. Symptoms indicate an infection. There is no effective OTC. Please seek professional care immediately.
Answered 4/19/2020
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