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Is lidex (fluocinonide) okay for mouth ulcers?
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Lidex (fluocinonide) Gel: Lidex (fluocinonide) gel can be used on mouth ulcers. It is often used to treat oral diseases like lichen plans, oral apthae (canker sores) and herpes simplex among other diseases that cause oral sores and erosions.
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Yes: Yes, Lidex gel ( fluocinonide gel) iwll help. Follow instructions. See orals surgeon if lesions persist.
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