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Oral problem
OSMF EARLY STAGE CAN IT BE CURED
COMPLETELY., LIKE BURNING CHEEKS
SMALL ULCER LIKE.
SM FIBRO CAPS SINCE 2 MONTHS
ZINCOVIT TAB
PL ADVISE
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Yes it can be treated, given the proper and exact treatment done by the specialist and the maintenance of good oral hygiene by the patient accompanied by various instructions and precautions.
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Consult a doctor mastered in oral medicine and diagnostics
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Look for any dental institution or college, preferably government setup.
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Yes, it can be cured at an early stage completely. Apart from these tablets, you may require corticosteroid injections in the mucosal lesions, depending on the current stage.
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Treatment must be monitored under oral medicine specialist.
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Hope diagnosis has been confirmed with a specialist or through biopsy
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Sm fibro and zincovit can be continued for 1 more month under medical supervision
Placental extract injections will give quicker recovery
Have regular checkups with your dentist
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completely avoid spicy food betelnuts and arecanuts
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Dr. Rajesh Yadav
Dentist
17 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Avoid having betel nuts and pan masala.Include lots of fruits and vegetables in your diet.local steroid injections also reduces cheek stiffness.
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