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Over the past 4 days i have noticed that the skin on the left side roof of my mouth is peeling. i have gargled with reg. listerine. should i worry?

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Dr. Daniel Rubenstein answered

Specializes in Dentistry

Peeling in mouth: Did you burn or injure your mouth? This would cause the skin to peel. If not it should be checked by your dentist for signs of infection, thrush, leukoplakia or oral cancer. Any abnormal changes in your mouth should be checked by your dentist or an oral surgeon.

Answered 3/12/2020

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Dr. Marshall Dicker answered

Specializes in Dentistry

worry if: U dont seek treatment there are many reasons for something like this to happen and none of those reasons are good.

Answered 10/26/2013

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Peeling: Peeling is not a normal thing to happen. May be from burn or mechanical irritation. May be overlying infection such as Thrush. Listerine is not a "fix." Please schedule an appointment with your Dentist for evaluation and appropriate treatment..

Answered 2/12/2017

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