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Concern About Red Circles in Mouth
I am reaching out regarding red circular marks near the retromolar trigone area on both sides same place of my cheeks. I've attached images for your review. Background: Cheek Biting: I had a habit of cheek biting for 2-3 years before my 4 molar removal 6 months ago. Smoking History: I used to smoke regularly but quit long ago like quite for 700 days or more and smoke for 70/80 days in total occasionally; now, I only smoke occasionally in 10/15 days. Before my recent smoking, Dentist mentioned my mouth was fine.I'm worried if these red circles could have developed within a day ortwo of smoking or if they might be due to past cheek bites or i am overthinking or it was there. Symptoms: sudden sharp pain in teeth /cheeks, no burning sensation, full mouth opening(3 finger), and a white line on the retromolar trigone. Current Medication: Taking Lycored and Tycovit for the white line and sensitivity paste and mouth wash. I am concerned about my oral health and would appreciate your guidance.
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Hello! Could be your molar is resting there and it could be just imprint of it.. It's nothing suspicious
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Maintain good oral hygiene
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The case looks normal only. Dental Galaxy, Pune www.dentalgalaxy.in
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Consult your dentist in case of trauma to your cheeks
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use hexigel M forte in case of burning sensation
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hello, images look normal. in case you have burning sensation or pain try using dento-gel 30 min before having food
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rinse with warm water salt
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