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Oral fibroma
I have one Oral Fibroma in right inner cheek for  atleast 12-13 years. It doesn't cause any problems. Should I keep it as it is, or surgerically remove it. I never smoke or drink or chew tobacco.
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Better to remove any abnormal growth and constant irritation on the lesion can change its form to malignant
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If it shows any symptoms or discomfort, it is suggested to get it removed. Regards, Dental Galaxy, Pune
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Hello It is recommended to remove it if you have any problems while eating or speaking
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Remove it if it keeps getting bigger,, If it interferes with chewing, speaking, or brushing,, If it keeps getting bitten accidentally
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Is it increasing in size?? If yes then remove , if not , no need
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Oral fibromas are usually recommended to be removed. When to Seek Urgent Treatment: If the fibroma is growing, changing in color/shape, ulcerated, or causing functional problems, it’s best to have it evaluated and excised.
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Get it removed
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If it is increasing in size, then getting it removed is the better option.
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If an oral fibroma keeps increasing in size, it can cause: Discomfort while eating or speaking Repeated injury or ulceration Aesthetic issues Risk of biting trauma In such cases, removal and biopsy are the best options.
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Hi, Share a picture. Advise you to visit and get it checked. Better to remove it.
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Hello Usually it is advisable to get the fibromas removed surgically so that it doesn't cause any problem in future
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