Spots on gums and lips

2020-05-04 16:36:11
Hi .. these are some white spots appearing on my gums no pain no irritation nothing and some bumps on my lips starts to appear a week ago.. im a smoker and little worried about this .. pics attached..
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White patches is due to overusage of tobacco products. Nicotine and other components in the cigarette are the causative factor. Cessation of habit is essential.
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application of Tess ointment twice a daily is useful after meals. Consult your dentist on the while also
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Quit smoking and try using nicotex chewing gums for stoppage of habit

Answered2020-05-09 09:41:14

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Tobacco induced White patches are reversible, if you quit habits. Swelling in lip may be minor salivary gland inflammation.
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consult Dental Surgeon for medicinal treatment and oral cleaning
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QUIT HABITS. Don't panic, it's treatable.

Answered2020-05-05 18:46:24

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Quit smoking
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Visit your dental surgeon and take medicines prescribed by your dental surgeon
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Follow instructions of your dental surgeon strictly

Answered2020-05-05 04:12:20

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Can be leukoplakia Laser surgical excision

Answered2020-05-05 03:41:19

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Quit smoking first. Rest all can be taken care of.

Answered2020-05-04 17:25:07

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Quit smoking Take medicine Tab lycostar once daily for week

Answered2020-05-04 17:08:20

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Due to smoking only the patches, which are non scrapable, has appeared. QUIT any kind of tobacco Smoking/chewing IMMEDIATELY. Maintain oral hygiene by brushing twice a day, after food intake. mouthwash once in every 2 days, after food Tongue cleaning regularly. Have TOMATO as much as possible. make sure uric acid within normal limits. The patch will not disappear but won't increase either, shall remain asymptomatic.
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visit dentist to elicit if any other patches present in your mouth,  lasers can help and remove the white patch if you feel its presence very bothersome esthetically.

Answered2020-05-04 16:44:20

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