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Slow Healing Mouth Ulcer
I had a large mouth ulcer one month back..with time it got reduced and became painless..now i have the small scar which is still present..i have consulted with multiple oral radiology and surgery .They said that the duct of salivary gland is infected..thats why the redness is still there.and there is a sharp molar teeth which is hitting the spot all the time..there is no pain or discomfort whatsoever...how long it to take to heal? I am very stressed now..I am attaching the current picture of the wound.
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If the ulcer is due to sharp tooth, then consult a dentist. A long standing irritation can go very bad
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visit dentist
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have healthy diet
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Take multivitamins and mouthwash. Stress itself will delay the healing process.
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Keep follow up with a surgeon for clinical assessment
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Avoid stress
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