I have a hard lump on the roof of my mouth. It is located beside the last molar on the left side of my mouth on the soft palate. The lump is less than a centimetre long and seems to be angled towards the middle of my mouth. The lump cannot be moved. It is cause mild pain (throbbing, slight stabbing) which radiates through to my nose. This is also causing significant sinus pressure which cannot be alleviated by ibprofen or anti-histamines. I have talked to my dentist multiple times regarding this lump and he never looks into it further. The lump seems to swell up every once and while, normally I wouldnt be concerned however this is becoming more frequent and lasting longer periods of time. I have all of my wisdom teeth removed, the lump appeared about a year after the surgery. Can anyone please provide me with more information so I may go back to my dentist with more knowledge so I can resolve this issue?
Hi, Thanks for asking the query, The hard lump in your mouth can be due to infection Chat Doctor. A thorough clinical evaluation of the region is required. Take an OPG radiograph. If there is presence of any infected tooth,