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Tensed pls help me out ??????
I am very tensed about my mouth as i am having molars that give me cheek bite and i am a smoker too and i had something in my mouth which make me tensed than the dr told me its ulcerative mucosa i dont know what to do or what actually is he told me to quit smoking but i am still tensed he said it will be all right if i quit smoking and took medicine
Can you pls tell me what it is actually and will it be ok if i leave smoking?
Can you see the photo and tell me whats that read one thing ?
The thing next to finger tip that red one
Its just under my molars i think
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It looks like an traumatic ulcer caused due to last molars (wisdom teeth) mostly due to bucally erupting upper molars
So get X-ray done with both of ur molars upper and lower and get treatment done
Coz continuous trauma may lead to non healing ulcer and that may lead to cancer
And smoking is any how going to be the aggravating factor, so need to quit smoking
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Don't worry about this. It's due to your extreme last upper and lower teeth, which don't have enough space to accommodate in mouth. So your skin (Mucosa) get trap( or rubbing) between upper and lower teeth when you chew something. Normally it happene between age of 18-30 when wisdom (Last) teeth start erupting in mouth. It happens with most of the people. There are 3 treatments option for this 1- Smoothing of tooth edges if they are sharp.2- Grinding of little upper and lower teeth so that Mucosa does not trap.3- Extraction (Removal) of any on tooth.For now plz avoid hard, hot and spicy food. But do visit a dental clinic for confirmation.
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