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Pigmentation in inner cheeks!!!
I have some hyperpigmentation in inner cheek. Is there any mouth wash to prevent the same. I generally use Cohex ads.
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Hello dear, there’s no mouthwash that helps with the pigmentation . There are several causes of pigmentation, which needs to be assessed before planning any treatment.
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Sorry to disappoint you, but there is no mouthwash that will reduce pigmentation
However if its not by-birth, any causative agent responsible for the pigment can be eliminated to make the pigment reduce in intensity
For eg, Smoking, Amalgam restoration, etc
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Visit a nearby dentist, they will rule out the agents and provide definitive treatment plan
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There is no mouthwash available that prevents hyperpigmentation. You should visit a dentist to rule out the exact cause for the hyperpigmentation of your cheek mucosa.
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Hello sir
Please be aware
No there is no mouthwash for prevention of pigmentation
I suggest you to please update history so that the reason could be sorted out for hyperpigmentation
Thanks
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Cause of hyperpigmentation has to be ruled out initially. If it is due to smoking habit,cessation of habit and antioxidants has to be given.please provide intra oral photographs for diagnosis.
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