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Small wound ..white color in my cheek...
I am using cool lip for 1month and i am having small wound in my cheeks near upper jaw and paining.....what is it...can u pls reply.......it is in the left side inner cheek......
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its coz f cheeck biting...or some sharp thig impinging on cheek
or crown not placed properly...first get t d root cause...if its painful apply dologel...3times a day before an after meals
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Hello,
It looks like you are having a ULCER.
You can apply MUCOPAIN GEL over that area.
Within few days it will heal.
Don't worry.
Hope you find this helpful.
Thanks for using practo!
Regards
Dr.Ravin Shah
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Apply MUCOPAIN GEL.
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If don't heal within a week consult nearest dentist
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It could be a traumatic ulcer, usually results after a cheek bite. If it doesn’t heal in a week then please visit your nearest Dentist for further evaluation.
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
To give a rational opinion about what your problem actually is the basic requirement will be a proper clinical examination or at least a look at the clinical photograph of the affected area. It'll be of great help to us if you can post such a photograph on Practo for a better evaluation from our side. You should not be using topical ointment for a very long time because they do not cure such ulcers or lesions but only provide temporary symptomatic relief. If a small wound or an ulcer inside the mouth does not Heal within 7 to 10 days then you need to visit a dentist so that the secondary factors for the delay in the healing can be evaluated and the right treatment can be instituted as soon as possible.
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