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Toddler developed Bump in lower lip
My 5 year old toddler got a bump in her lower lip, since it was more than 2 weeks I got her checked from the Dentist. He said it is a mucocele and this might need to be removed surgically. Today i suddenly noticed another tiny bump near the mucocele. Attached her pictures here can you please tell me what it is and if this is something to worry .
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Hi! This could be a mucocele, but there is nothing to worry about. Please visit your dentist — they will perform a simple excision to remove it.
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Get the mucocele treated as advised by your dentist.
Dental Galaxy, Pune
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No need to worry at all. Please treat it as advised by your dentist.
Dentsspa Dental Studio, Pune
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No need to worry 😊.. It is just a blockage of your baby's salivary gland on the lip...
Jz a minor surgery to unblock the duct .
Good luck
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Hello
You need to go for excision
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Dr. Pia Patel
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14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
Treat the mucocele as advised by your dentist.
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