I have had all my teeth removed many years ago and usually prefer not to
wear dentures.
The last few days one of my gums has become tender making it difficult to
eat and chew without pain. I've tried Orajel starting yesterday but so far
no help. I've not tried dentures when eating - yet. I've been chewing this way for many years and this is the first time I've had discomfort.
Any suggestions?
TIA
On 9/26/2019 1:52 PM, KenK wrote:
I have had all my teeth removed many years ago and usually prefer not
to wear dentures.
The last few days one of my gums has become tender making it
difficult to eat and chew without pain. I've tried Orajel starting
yesterday but so far no help. I've not tried dentures when eating -
yet. I've been chewing this way for many years and this is the first
time I've had discomfort.
Any suggestions?
TIA
Since you don't wear your dentures, we can't blame them.
Unfortunately, the list of possible causes for sores is long--some
trivial, some not. If you can find a place to upload a photo, I might
have SOME idea of what is going on--maybe not even then.
Can you say if the sore is getting worse, better or staying about the
same at this point?
Steve
There doesn't seem to be a 'sore', per se. Just that pressure on the
right side of one gum has become painful.
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