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White patch seen in buccal mucosa
Hello dr, i was hvng food lodgment around my lower left  3rd molar tooth and white patch structure  and brownish patch in my palate region of my left side of buccal mucosa i hv extracted my 3rd molar tooth before 4-5 days ...That  white patch is still appearing   how its coming am not getting ...am attaching pics kindly help me out ...thank u
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Hello ! Actually the white patch is something like a healing tissue but still u have to concerned over the upper third molar if u have . Usually when u extract the lower third molar itz better to get the upper third molar removed .. as it seems to be useless. Soo for now .. if it is healed after few days .. itz ok .. or else consult your dentist snd remove the upper tooth also if u have and or else that might be the indentations of the upoer tooth over the lower oral mucosa (lower gums or cheek region inside ) soo be careful and be conscious over the it ..
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There is nothing to get worried about it, the white patch is because of the healing of your oral mucosa. It will get better in 7 to 14 days of your extraction.
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Continue the medicine prescribed by your doctor and warm Saline rinses 3 to 4 times a day
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Hello The white patches due to healing nothing to worry The brown patch might be pigmentation
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Hi, The white patch is healing tissue. No need to worry.
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