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2023-10-11 04:54:08
Is this normal? This area is rough to touch, and looks slightly inflamed to me. Anything concerning?
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Its normal dont worry if any irritation burning sensation is there go for dental evaluation

Answered2023-10-11 15:26:49

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It seems to be normal.

Answered2023-10-11 12:47:11

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May be due to cheek biting. Go for opg xray,May be wisdom teeth is impacted

Answered2023-10-11 12:10:48

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Seems normal

Answered2023-10-11 12:05:03

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It’s normal , it seems you bit your checks while chewing , it will subside by its own wait for a 1-2 days but even if it concerns you , visit your dentist for better evaluation & diagnosis.

Answered2023-10-11 11:05:02

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Hi, redness can be appreciated in that pic, this might be an allergic reaction. When did you observe this? Have you placed something on that cheek for a long time? Have you tried anything new or have changed your toothpaste? Is it painful?
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If it is not painful/ if it is an allergic reaction it will get cured by itself. If it is painful then apply mucopain gel on that particular area. Rule out the possible causes for that and avoid using them.
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No need to worry it will be cured within a week. But if is the same or increasing day by day then you must visit the dentist.

Answered2023-10-11 06:01:15

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Seems normal. Visit to dentist if any symptoms present

Answered2023-10-15 17:23:48

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Looks normal as per pic. If any pain, irritation or burning sensation, visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment (as/if required).

Answered2023-10-11 14:08:36

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Hi, It looks normal. If you are having any irritation over that area, please visit a dentist and get a clinical evaluation done.

Answered2023-10-11 12:38:06

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