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Hello History of smoking habits results some burning sensation around inside the smooth mucosal area now u quit but it will be healed slowly...

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May be due to candida or xerostomia

Since you visit the dentist multiple times..I think all is good

Your mild burning/discomfort with a normal oral exam is likely Burning Mouth Syndrome, a condition where your mouth feels burning even though everything looks normal. It’s often related to nerve sensitivity, dryness, minor irritation, or underlying factors like stress, vitamin levels, medications or previous smoking history Dry mouth, spicy/acidic foods, even old smoking habits or stress can trigger it Btw Do you usually feel altered taste in your mouth?? Or metallic taste sometimes?.

Hello Asbin, First of all, well done on quitting smoking — that’s a great step for your health. Since multiple dentists examined you and found everything normal, and there’s no ulcer, growth, or severe pain, this is unlikely to be anything serious. Mild burning can be due to: • Post-smoking sensitivity • Vitamin deficiencies (B12, Iron, Vitamin D) • Acidity/reflux • Dry mouth or stress I would suggest basic blood tests (B12, Iron, Vitamin D, sugar levels) and avoiding very spicy or acidic foods for now. If symptoms persist or increase, consult an oral medicine specialist for further evaluation. Take Care

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