Mouth ulcer due to tooth biting

2022-11-20 07:49:27
There is a mouth ulcer due to tooth biting in inside mouth of lower lip. It's since 2 weeks. Tried some creams and anti biotic however effect is temporary and it grows again. It's not paining or itching Need help on the same
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do get your ulcer checked by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. if it due to any sharp tooth then do get it grinded or extracted asap to avoid worsening of the prognosis.

Answered2022-11-27 20:40:18

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Ok...it is a traumatic ulcer...ply apply smyle oral gel thrice daily for two weeks...

Answered2022-11-23 03:41:32

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These are traumatic ulcers and may be caused either due to sharp edges of teeth,or habit of lip biting If it’s sharp edges visit ur dentist and get it corrected and if it’s due to lip biting then discontinue that

Answered2022-11-20 11:20:40

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It's traumatic ulcer. Sharp edges of teeth has to be smoothened. Apply anesthetic gel to relieve pain. You can consult through this for prescription of medication.

Answered2022-11-20 10:56:57

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Hello there… It could be due to your sharp teeth and are called 'traumatic' ulcers. You can visit a dentist and get these sharp teeth edges smoothen so it won’t cause such ulcers…
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Answered2022-11-20 09:04:12

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If it is because of sharp tooth margins, then you may require rounding of sharp edges/margins. Do visit a local dentist for treatment and physical evaluation.
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Do visit a local dentist for treatment and physical evaluation.

Answered2022-11-23 08:37:18

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