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Oral submuculous fibrosis

2018-06-04 09:33:03
I have osmf on my mouth. Thus it treated medically or. It requires surgery . My mouth opens 2cm
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Immediately consult a dentist as your mouth opening is less.

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Please immediately consult your oral surgeon. Your mouth opening is 2cm . Cessation of the habit. In your condition first we tried medical treatment if this treatment is not response the we go surgical treatment

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Sometimes injections are given to improve mouth opening. Consult an oral pathologist or an oral surgeon who will clinically evaluate you and guide you accordingly

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