Gums

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Hi. I’ve been having pain for quite a while in my upper front 2 teeth.
This week I’ve noticed that I can put my fingernail up past my gum line like underneath the gums. Could this be the cause of my pain?

Thanks
 
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That sounds concerning. If you're able to insert your fingernail past your gumline between your upper front teeth, it could indicate a deep pocket, gum recession, or even a periodontal issue like advanced bone loss. This might be contributing to your pain, especially if there's infection, inflammation, or mobility in those teeth.

Since it's been hurting for a while, I'd strongly recommend seeing a dentist soon to check for things like a deep periodontal pocket, abscess, or even a root fracture. Have you noticed any swelling, pus, or mobility in those teeth? Also, have you had any history of trauma to the area? It's hard to tell according to your description.
 

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