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White patches inside the cheek
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What is white patch on the side of the cheek, There are a couple of them . Is it something to be worried about. Attaching pictures for your reference
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Nothing to worry about
Possibly there’s are Fordyces granules
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Hi take balanced diet.Take multi vitamin tablets.If there is pain and burning sensation consult dentist.Quit bad habits.
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Maintain proper oral hygiene.
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If u have any habits like smoking or chew tabocoo stop it today
Maintain oral hygiene
Do warm saline gargle twice in a day
Take some multivitamin and oral gel
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Hii have some vitamins
Mentain oral hygiene
Apply oral gel
Do you have any habit
Go to dental clinic if its not going
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No need to worry.
Since how long do u ve this?
Use multivitamins regularly.
if u ve been these patches for longer period,
U need a physical examination and treatment by a dentist once.
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better to quit harmful habits.
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Dr. Pia Patel
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Hi,
Are you having any burning sensation or irritation over that area. Advise you to meet a dentist and get a physical examination done.
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