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Small tiny bump inside inner cheek
A small tiny bump inside my inner cheek over a month. ..no pain no problem..but why its happen??how to cure??suddenly it arise before 1 month. & dont resolve. .what is this??
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Gargle twice a day
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This is due to cheekbiting and no need to worry.
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Appears to be Frictional Keratosis which in simple terms is reactive process due to mechanical irritation like cheek biting during sleep or sharp edge of teeth rubbing against cheek or buccally erupted molar teeth.
May persist or resolve on its own .Nothing to worry
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If becomes symptomatic ,visit dentist
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Hello, it could be due to cheek bite or check whether your wisdom tooth is erupting. Visit your dentist get the Xray done and check.
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Nothing to worry, visit your dentist for consultation
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No worries, check if this happens again and again then you need dental visit to trim the tooth , For know have warm water formontation (warm water rinse)
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Hello
This is because of cheekbite
When the skin of cheeks get trapped between teeth spaces that is when this is seemed
No need to worry
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
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No need to worry. Visit a dentist for a check up.
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Dr. Shubhi Gupta
Alternative Medicine
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Nothing to worry about it. I will resolve its own
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