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Mocucele inside lower lip
Mocucele inside lower lip since 3 weeks. Cyst doesn't go away. How do I treat it?
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Mucocele is recurrent due to trauma... so do get it excised surgically also ensure that what caused it is also attended and prevented.
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Surgical excision.. go to a good oral surgeon bcoz it as to b removed carefully
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Dr. Vikram Pandit
Dentist
15 yrs exp
Pune
Mucocele needs to be surgically removed along with the involving glandular tissue. Care should be taken not to damage the surrounding normal tissues. Its usually done under local anesthesia and is a short procedure.
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Consult maxillofacial surgeon
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Dr. Jitendra Saraf
Periodontist
12 yrs exp
Raipur
For proper treatment of mucocele, surgically enucleation is advisable. Consult the dentist & get it done
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