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Medical Conditions - Inflamed Flap

An inflamed flap is commonly known as pericoronitis. It most commonly occurs in the third molar of the lower jaw. In the case of an impacted third molar, the flap around the teeth gets swallowed, providing passage to the bacteria, food particles, and plaque formation. An inflamed flap is a painful condition that causes discomfort in eating and swallowing.

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Why does the inflammation around the dental implant persist?

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How to manage painful and inflamed gums after a filling?

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What causes swelling behind the last tooth?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I think you are having an infection in the area and it got swollen. It may be due to food impaction or decay in the area.

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