Sore gums roof mouth

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Fever swelling tongue, gums, roof of mounth, fever 100-101.3, sore throat, canker sores on tongue, roof of mouth just returned from Europe 5 days ago. What could this be? Took a strep test at quick clinic/neg.

The roof of my mouth hurts when I talk, swallow, or yawn and the gums are extremely sore no matter what. Please help!!!!

There is also a small area like that on the bottom of my mouth as well. It doesn't feel like a canker sore but I recently just got rid of a canker sore. Are the sores related? It doesn't hurt at all unless something touches it (ie: drinking water) and the surrounding areas feel fine. Is this something I should be worried about? I ate a lot of spicy food this week though I don't really specifically remember burning myself really hard. Could that be the cause?

My son has a sore spot on the roof of his mouth just behind his two front teeth. It doesnt look red or infected, but he says it is sore. He also says his gums bleed when he brushes his teeth. I dont know if that has anything to do with the sore spot. What would cause the soreness behind his two front teeth and bleeding gums?

my gums above where my top eye teeth and the roof of my mouth is very tender to touch, what cold it be

About one week ago, I started having pain in the roof of my mouth, about halfway between my front teeth and my throat. There are no visible sores on my gums. Oddly enough, leaning forward brings on the pain as does coughing. I'm currently seeing an orthodontist and have a fixed wire on my upper and lower front teeth. I have never had pain in my gums or mouth before. I'm 22 years old, a non-smoker and in otherwise good health. Thanks.

It may just be a torus which basically means you have some extra bone on the roof of your mouth which creates a bump on the roof of your mouth. The gums (soft tissue) on top of that area is usually a little thinner and a little more susceptible to trauma. But a torus would have been present all your life unless you recently noticed it. If it has been growning or changing in shape, then its definitely important to check the area out as soon as possible.

Hey guys and girls, the roof of my mouth (only the farthest part forward not in the back) and my front 4 teeth(gums around them) are KILLING me!!! I can feel a swollen line going thru the center of the roof of my mouth and it kills! It hurts so bad i am up 85% if the night. I have been drinking really cold water with ice and holding the ice on it with my toung. I am wondering what could cause this? This is the third day with it and i dont know how i am going to make it thru the night again....

My husband needs dentures but has a large boney growth on the roof of his mouth. Dentist says he needs this removed. He has been insisting he is not getting this removed but now with faced with not having any teeth left on top is reconsidering. Is this a involved proceedure???? He is worried about the pain following?????? How long does it need to heal before traditional dentures can be worn???????

I had the mouth sores for about a week. Haven't come back since. I rinsed my mouth with a salt water solution that seemed to help.

But the other day the roof of my mouth on the right side was sore and i noticed there was an open sore and it was bleeding. I just ignored it and kept brushing my teeth normally but now the other side of my mouth is starting to bleed too!! So when i drink juice or soda it realy burns because of the open sores. Should i wait a few days and keep taking care of my teeth and then call a dentist? Or is it more serious?

I also noticed that the gums beneath them seem to have receded quickly. I also had several ulcers, one on the roof of my mouth, one under my tongue -- both of which feel as though they've healed up. I had a deep cleaning done a week ago -- the Dentist noticed a significant buildup of calculus on the back of my front incisors. I'm a week out of the deep cleaning, and while the pain feels like it's getting better, I still have a "stinging" and swollen sensation in my gums.

Greg said it's hard to eat. The roof of his mouth feels like he has sores. He says his gums are sore too. If this is tx related, is there something he can do for this? Gargle, etc?

5 weeks ago is worse then the first 4. She was ache longer and developed a mouth sore that is not going away. She uses backing soda as recommended by the nurses but its not helping her. She is in a lot of pain and I dont know how to help her. Im wondering if anyone has any advise that can help her with the pain and healing. Maybe some home remedies or something over the counter Thank You so much for any advise.

I have lots of joint pain and stiffness too, and take NSAIDS (Celebrex currently since I have developed gastric ulcers from more conventional ones). The ulcers are on the roof of the mouth and on the gums. The cognitive decline is particularly noticeable with memory. Sometimes I forget simple things that I have known for years. I lose everything I touch. I am only 42. My children who are teenagers are embarrassed by my memory and loss of function and accuse me of having alzeimers.

At first I just had one on the roof of my mouth. You know those two hard bumps on the roof of your mouth right where the hard palate joins the soft palate? One of those bumps is enlarged, white and sore. I had a biopsy done on it and it came back negative. My mouth is constantly very dry and sore. It feels better when I eat something or chew gum because it gets the saliva flowing. More recently, I've been getting sores after I drink alcohol.

I have been drinking hot tea lately cause my throat hurts really bad, but the hot tea BURNS the sore on the roof of my mouth so much that it does nothing for my throat. could this cut be from an allergic reaction to the pineapple? cause i have been avoiding them since the last time I had it, i got canker sores on my gums. What can i do to make it heal? ive tried oragel for the pain, which helps a little bit. would salt water help? i dunno.

I've had problems with my mouth for the past 8 months, it started when I noticed that one of the bumps on the back of the roof of my mouth was white and enlarged. My mouth was very dry, but it would improve when I ate, chewed gum, etc. Just over a month ago I had a biopsy done on the white bump, and it came back negative. More recently, my mouth has been very sensitive to hot foods and alcohol.

I have had the mouth sores, very dry skin, and dry eyes. I told my friend about the mouth sores. She had a severe brain injury many years ago and told me that during recovery she would get sores from thrush which I never had before, but heard the sores were like that. She told me the dr had her gargle with water and white vinegar (just a little). The idea was to change the ph of the mouth.

Like sometimes I'll wake up and the sides of my tongue are red and very sore or the roof of my mouth has a bump or sore on it but then I rinse with salt water and it goes away in a few days and sometimes I wake up with a red swollen taste bud or mouth pain and soreness. The gum is the weirdest thing.

I popped the one on the my inner lower lip and it is now a sore. I also had a hard bump on the roof of my mouth that today is also a sore. Any idea what this could be?

o) I have heard they are not unusual. I also have a very sore throat and roof of mouth too.

my top gums above the eye tooth and on the roof of my mouth are very tender to touch

I can hardly brush my teeth. Everything in my mouth hurts. Roof of my mouth, gums, under tongue, tongue itself. What could this be?

I have been having pain in two of the 'ridges' in the roof of my mouth for quite some time now. One of them is the one is in the center that runs between the front two teeth and the other is next to it. They are slightly swollen and sore (I tend to rub my tongue on them a lot lately). I have also noticted a small pump next to one of the ridges and a small bump in my gums between one of my front teeth and side tooth that is greyish/deep read.

Hello Dear, Your condition seems like stomatitis. Inflammation of the mucous lining of any of the structures in the mouth, which may involve the cheeks, gums, tongue, lips, and roof or floor of the mouth. The word "stomatitis" literally means inflammation of the mouth.

It commonly involves the lips or the tongue but can also occur on the cheek lining, floor of the mouth, gums and roof of the mouth. In oral cancer there is a sore, lump, or ulcer in the mouth which may be painless at first but can develop pain in later stages. Ulcers can take a couple of weeks to heal and are likely to keep appearing .Correct any underlying iron, vitamin B12 or folate deficiency if present. Do discuss above mentioned possibilities with your doctor. Best wishes and regards!

represents a condition in which damage to one of the small salivary (spit) glands leads to the formation of a soft bump or a blister-like lesion in the mouth. This can occur on lips, under the tongue, or less commonly on the roof of the mouth. It is a common and harmless phenomenon, although it can be annoying for the patient." Source:http://www.netwellness.org/healthtopics/mouthdiseases/mucocele.

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