Canker sores: There are different sores that can appear on the gum tissues. Most are nothing to worry about; however, a dentist should visually evaluate the area for a diagnosis and/or possible further testing.
Answered 2/19/2017
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Yes: But there may be other cause. Best to have your Dentist take a look and properly diagnose the cause of the ulcer. With proper diagnosis comes optimal treatment.
Answered 1/30/2020
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Definitely, yes: Canker sores are the most common oral lesions on your gums, cheeks or lips. Individual ulcers typically last 1-2 weeks. Try to keep adequate oral hygiene as possible. If concerned see your dentist after 10 days or visit today for laser immediate amelioration.
Answered 1/30/2020
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Not Usually: Classic aphthous ulcers (ie canker sores) occur on the non gum tissues of the mouth the great majority of the time. Ulcers on the gingiva are usually caused by trauma or viruses (recurrent herpetic lesions). There are a number of rarer conditions that can cause gum ulcers and your dentist can help diagnose. For more info visit..http://www.laserdentistbaltimore.com/mouth-ulcers--cold-sores--etc/
Answered 1/24/2018
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