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Redness on both sides of cheeks
I have this red pimple or don't know what it is a small one pain less on both sides of cheek ..i have attached pictures of one side which has been a concern for me..could you please check it and verify what it is ...i once used to smoke like 3yrs and i had stopped since 2018...am afraid is it any cancer symptom or not ..sorry to mention i have googled alot lately ..i have a became a paranoid over this..please help me ..i have visted dentist.. he said that my teeth are sharp that is reason for that redness .
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Seems to be due to sharp edge of tooth. Get the sharp edge smoothened from a dentist and wait for it to heal.
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Visit dentist for clinical examination.
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As your dentist mentioned, it is cheek bite and it is because of sharp cusps of teeth. No need to worry, you can get the sharp cusps round off and you can use Dologel CT if pain is present. Its very good that you quit smoking and keep it up. Searching on google does cause paranoia, not that you should not google your symptoms, but be smart enough to trust your examining dentist.
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Warm salt water gargling with Dologel CT if pain is present.
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Be educated by Google on Various conditions, But don't trust everything that is on Google.
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