This most commonly looks like a traumatic ulcer or aphthous ulcer, especially since it is painful on touch and present for a few days. It is usually caused by accidental bite, sharp tooth edge, or irritation.
Maintain oral hygiene, avoid spicy/hot foods, and use a topical ulcer gel. If it does not heal within 10–14 days or increases in size, get it examined by a dentist for confirmation.
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