White patches with red areas in the wisdom teeth area that have been present for more than a month, along with slight irritation when exposed to very hot or spicy food, might indicate a condition known as leukoplakia. Leukoplakia is a white patch that can develop on the inside of the mouth, including the cheeks, gums, and tongue. It is often associated with tobacco use, irritation, or other factors. However, it's important to note that I cannot provide a definitive diagnosis without a physical examination and proper evaluation by a dentist or oral health professional. Since you've already taken antibiotics and the red area has reduced, it's a good sign that the inflammation is improving. To ensure your oral health, I recommend visiting a dentist or oral specialist for a thorough examination and proper diagnosis. They can provide you with the appropriate guidance and treatment if needed.

Caused due to cheek bite or trauma to cheek. Warm saline rinse may be done. If wisdom tooth impacted, opt for extraction.

Removal of the wisdom teeth looks necessary here, subjective to further evaluation.

Hi, I would advice you to get an X-ray OPG taken to know the position of the wisdom tooth.

It is because of the teeth friction its happening avoid biting from that side avoid spicy food

This is due to cheek biting/ friction of cheek mucosa from teeth cusps. You need to maintain to your hygiene particularly in this area and if its troubling in any manner you can get your upper wisdom tooth extracted. Your lower wisdom tooth seems to be impacted, if thats causing a problem get that extarcted.

Maintain oral hygiene. Soft diet. Avoid too hot or spicy food items. Visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment (as required)

Hello It is due to friction of teeths.apply dologel and avoid chewing from that side