Mouth ulcer

2021-03-29 15:47:16
Because of this I cannot eat anything   I attached image that it look like small black it cause pain for me. Please give some recovery tips
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Hello mam...the picture shows that the traumatic ulcer is due to irritation caused by the sharp cusp of the upper third molar and also due to the insufficient space for the lower third molar tooth/wisdom tooth.
Next Steps
Visit dentist immediately to avoid serios dental problems.
Health Tips
Gargle ur mouth using salt dissolved warm water 4 times a day. Advised to do regular dental check up and teeth cleaning every 6 months.

Answered2021-04-04 06:05:00

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It's because of biting of the lower jaw gum area nearest to wisdom tooth by the upper jaw wisdom tooth ;which is out of alignment. So can be fixed by smoothning the sharp cusp of upper jaw 3rd molar or may require tooth extraction.
Next Steps
visit dentist / oral surgeon for further clinical examination &  radiographic investigation .

Answered2021-03-30 05:21:36

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Hi the retromolar trigone region u are trying to show in the picture seems to be slightly inflamed. It can be due to partially errupted or angulated wisdom teeth (both upper and lower) . If thats the case then u might have to undergo wisdom teeth extraction.
Next Steps
Consult a maxillofacial surgeon
Health Tips
rinse with lukewarm water with a pinch of salt 4-5 times a day , consult a dentist preferably a maxillofacial surgeon at the earliest

Answered2021-03-29 18:32:40

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