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Don't have fever, swelling, redness. but gums sore, teeth tender, often dry. pressure in facial bones/headache. fatigue. start with? saw dds.

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ENT: Since you already saw the dentist i would go to an ear nose and throat specialist. Your symptoms may be related to your sinuses.

Answered 8/27/2013

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Dry mouth: There are many hopeful treatments for your predicament . They may be symptoms from more than one problem, but decreased salivary output(dry mouth) can cause redness of gum tissue and hypersensitivity of the teeth. Try a sugarless gum and sugarless hard candies, preferably containing xylitol may help to decrease the sensivity. Also, sensodyne toothpaste used 4 times a day will help. See a M.D. 2.

Answered 11/27/2017

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