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Black spot inside the cheek
I just noticed a black spot inside the cheek. Is it due to the cheek bite? Should i be worried? What should i apply on it?
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By looking at attached picture it seems like a cheek bite. But it could be due to other reason also like any sharp tooth edge. Wait for a week, rinse with warm saline water two to three times a day, if it heals then nothing to worried about it. If it reoccur then consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
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Hello dear Please be aware See it is nothing but biting injury It will heal itself in probably 5-7 days For speedy recovery you can multivitamins one a day for 1 month. For any further questions you can consult me Thanks
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Hi, seems like it is a bitten injury only. Nothing much to worry. You can apply ghee. Or RAS gel. This gel will give a anesthetic effect for few minutes so you can apply before 10 mins you eat. Wash once before you eat.
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yet consult a dentist if it keeps on recurring, as it might be due to sharp upper teeth
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