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Why does the roof of your mouth throb with your sinus infection?
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∙ 9y ago
The roof of your mouth throbs because of all the pressure that the sinus infection is causing. Your sinus cavities are all packed and you can feel it inside your mouth and all throughout your face and head.
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Should you use a needle to drain and abscess on the roof of your mouth?
Go to an ER or dentist. Do NOT try to do it yourself. You could penetrate the sinus cavity and cause a worse infection or need sinus surgery.
When you get your tongue pierced is it normal to have the roof of your mouth swell up?
nope. YOU HAVE AN INFECTION...
What are the results of sinus transillumination?
When the sinuses are full of air (under normal conditions), the light will project through the sinus, and will be visible on the roof of the mouth as a lit-up, reddened area. When the sinuses are full of mucus, the light will be stopped.
Posterior roof of mouth?
The Palatine bone forms the posterior roof of the mouth.
What forms the roof of the mouth?
The Palatine bone forms the posterior roof of the mouth.
What can cause throbbing pain and swelling in the roof of your mouth?
You probably have an infection. It may be from an upper tooth. The infection is causing pressure and swelling. You need to see a dentist right away to find and treat the source of the infection. If left untreated, the infection can spread and cause severe complications.
Does roof rhyme with mouth?
No.
What has a roof and no walls?
A mouth.
Is it normal for a tongue piercing to make a indention in the roof of your mouth?
If you constantly rub it against the roof of your mouth, yes.
Why is your tongue stuck to your roof of mouth when you wake up?
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What is the med term of the bones of the roof of the mouth?
The bones comprising the roof of your mouth are the fused maxilla bones and the palatine bone.
4 letter word for a mouth part that starts with ro?
Roof. The roof of the mouth is where your sinuses rest, on the other side.
