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Hole in back of gum and sore throat?

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Dr. Brian Affleck answered

Specializes in ENT and Head and Neck Surgery

Sore throat: A hole in the gum is suggestive of a primary problem with the teeth. I could represent a cavity of the tooth with erosion of bone and early abscess formation. It could be from a tooth socket that is communicating with the sinuses. Either way, you really need to see a dentist and possibly and ENT if there is involvement of the upper or lower jaw bone and possibly sinuses if in the upper jaw.

Answered 7/24/2019

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