Inner cheek swelling. To worry about?

If you have swelling on the inner cheek that is causing discomfort when you bite down, it's a good idea to consult a dental or medical professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment. There are various potential causes for swelling on the inner cheek, including: Mucocele: A mucocele is a harmless fluid-filled sac that can develop in the mouth. It's usually caused by blockage of a salivary gland duct. It might cause swelling or discomfort. Irritation or Trauma: Sometimes, repetitive irritation from biting or rubbing against the cheek can lead to swelling. Oral Lesions: Other oral lesions, such as canker sores or minor irritations, could cause localized swelling. Infections: Infections, such as an abscess, could lead to localized swelling and discomfort. Salivary Gland Issues: Problems with the salivary glands, such as inflammation or blockage, might lead to swelling or discomfort. Since you've had a history of this swelling before, it's important to have a professional evaluate the condition. They might recommend a physical examination, additional imaging (if necessary), or other tests to determine the cause of the swelling and guide appropriate treatment. Remember, only a healthcare professional can provide you with accurate advice and treatment options based on a proper evaluation of your specific situation. If the swelling is causing you discomfort, it's a good idea to schedule an appointment with a dentist or oral surgeon.

Most probably either cheek bite/sharp cusps of teeth. May require roundening of sharp edges of teeth. Visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment (as required)

Maintain oral hygiene.

Hello May be teeth cusps r sharp,or gap between upper and lower teeth

Get selective grinding of cusps tips of upper and lower molars. Your problem will be solved

Occlusion needs to be checked.