Whitish thing in mouth

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Asked for Female, 24 Years

Every morning when I get up I find some thing white skin like thing inside mouth. It is like skin peels on the inner cheek and also in front of teeth, near the lips. I have to clean it through finger tip. I don't know why is that happening? Can you help out

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Dr. Shilpa

Dentist 17 yrs exp Bangalore

there are many reasons for this it might be any fungal or any thing else that can be confirmed only through diagnosis so visit near by dentist so that your problem will be solved

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Dr. Vidhu.S Dentist 15 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vidhu.S

Dentist 15 yrs exp Bangalore

As desribed by you it looks to be a fungal infection..but confirmatory diagnosis can be made only on proper consultation.. kindly visit dentist as soon as possible..so that appropriate treatment can be started..

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