Please attach photograph Get it clinically checked once by a local dentist.

May be your wisdom tooth is impacted and no space for eruption. Go for opg xray to check the position of wisdom tooth.

First of all, don't panic. Visit a dentist to rule out the reason for this discomfort and do it as early as possible to avoid unnecessary stress.

re are various possible causes for a lump inside the cheek, and not all of them are indicative of oral cancer. Some common causes include: Mucocele: This is a harmless cyst that forms due to a blocked salivary gland. It typically appears as a small, painless lump filled with fluid. Fibroma: These are benign growths that can develop anywhere in the mouth, including the cheek. They are usually smooth and painless. Traumatic fibroma: If you've experienced any trauma or injury to the cheek, a lump may form as a result. It's usually harmless and may resolve on its own. Salivary gland swelling: Enlargement or inflammation of the salivary glands can cause a lump or swelling in the cheek. While oral cancer is a possibility, it's important to remember that many oral lumps are benign. However, if you're concerned, it's best to consult with a dental professional or oral surgeon for a proper evaluation. They can examine the lump, take a thorough medical history, and perform any necessary tests to determine the cause. It's always recommended to seek professional advice for a proper diagnosis and peace of mind. They will be able to provide you with accurate information and guide you through any necessary treatment options if needed.

Usually, trauma to the cheek / cheek biting can produce painless lumps like mucocele or fibromas on the cheek mucosa. You can ignore if they are too small and do not cause any symptoms. However if you notice any symptoms like bleeding, pain, redness in this lump, it should not be left untreated. You may then opt to get them excised. Actually, any lump becomes a source of irritation in the mouth. The tongue may keep thrusting against it or you may develop repeated cheek biting habit. So, it’s sensible to get it removed to prevent those habits too.

No it’s not a cancer

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Hi. It would be helpful if u could attach a photograph