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Right side Chick tiny lump
I have a black tiny less than 5 mm lump/bump in my right side of my mouth and it is due to my lower and upper tooth bites in my chick (Only happen in right side ) it is black in colour what to do sir/mam did I have to worry
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The tiny black lump you're noticing on your right cheek could be a traumatic hematoma or a minor mucosal injury caused by repeated cheek biting. These are usually harmless and tend to heal on their own within 7â14 days if the trauma is avoided.
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Avoid chewing from that side to prevent further trauma. Rinse with warm salt water 2â3 times daily to promote healing. Keep a close eye on changes in size, color, or pain.
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If the lump persists beyond 2 weeks If it grows, becomes painful, or changes color If you're getting cheek bites frequently, we may need to check tooth alignment or sharp cusps A clinical check-up is the best way to confirm if it's just trauma or something else like a fibroma or blood blister. You need to visit any dentist for a quick evaluation. If possible, you may also share a clear photo for initial review. Take care and donât worry â most such issues are minor and treatable.
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You need to get it checked at a dental clinic ..sometimes these tooth bite ulcers are normal but if it's unusual in colour or happens repeatedly...then you should be more concerned..so it's better to get it checked up.
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Any lumps/bumps should be evaluated.
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Schedule a dental examination please .
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Hi more that text , clinic examination help doctor in findings, kindly visit near by clinic sir
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Can you share pictures then we go con conclusion
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It would be better you share us an image
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It would be better if you can get a examination done clinically
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Hey!
The black bump you’re describing on the right side of your mouth could be due to repeated trauma from accidentally biting your cheek, something known as a traumatic fibroma or possibly a blood blister if it’s recent.
If it’s small, painless, and not changing in size, it’s usually not a cause for immediate concern. However, since it’s pigmented and you’re unsure, I’d strongly recommend going for a clinical examination. It’s always best to rule out anything serious and give you peace of mind.
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Can you send pictures?
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Dr. Rutuja Jagtap
Dentist
3 yrs exp
Pune
This lump is due to a traumatic bite and is harmless. Please avoid chewing only on one side, try to eat equally from both sides, and also get your upper and lower wisdom teeth checked, as they may be one of the reasons.
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Visit a dentist
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Check for wisdom teeth also
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Dr. Priti Munde
Dentist
17 yrs exp
Pune
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You need to check with doctor. It mainly happens due to repetitive biting in that region.
Dentsspa Dental Studio
Pune
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Dr. Shivani Narang
Dentist
15 yrs exp
Ferozepur
It might be your wisdom tooth erupted buccally . Go to any dentist near by you and get it check if your upper wisdom tooth is buccaly erupted and while biting it hurting to the cheeks and biting it
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Take warm water and put some salt in it and start doing gargles in that area of cheek . Make sur this water reach on that part of cheeks and then spit that water . Again repeat it 3 to 4 times a day .
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Dr. Madiha
Dentist
2 yrs exp
Noida
Hi! It may be a traumatic hematoma. If the size is the same and it's not increasing, then it's probably fine. However, if it lasts for more than two weeks or there are changes in size, then it’s essential to get it checked by a dentist clinically. If possible, do share an image so it can be assessed more accurately.
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Dr. Vatsal Gupta
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3 yrs exp
Roorkee
Hello sir.
Black bump could likely be Traumatic hematoma caused by biting trauma. These are not dangerous, but if it has been present for more than 2 weeks then it's essential to get it evaluated.
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Dr. Pia Patel
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14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
Can you share a picture to understand better and answer your query.
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