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It's definitely infected. I had perfect teeth before this. I brushed, flossed, went to regular check ups. The fact I am having these issues feel like my fault. During the pandemic I forgot to schedule an appointment. Then the anxiety issues made me just want to be reclusive.
I don't feel shame in going to therapy. I used to go up until about a year ago where I was let go from my job. I probably should pick that up, but I want to go to a different therapist. The one I was going to was recommended by a coworker that I was friends with for 10 years, and all of a sudden ghosted by. So, I can't not associate that therapist with that person.
Everyone gets tooth problems at some point, I wouldn't beat yourself up over that. If it's infected, you should really go in right away.
Anxiety makes everything harder, including taking care of your anxiety. Hang in there!
Much appreciated. I see a specialist tomorrow, referral by my dentist as of today.
Picked up some antibiotics too!
I'm honestly relieved to hear it.
Thanks. :)