What are Mouth Ulcers
Oral or mouth ulcers are common and are characterised by a loss of the mucosal layer within the mouth and could be due to a number of factors including anxiety, local trauma to the mouth, mineral/vitamin deficiencies or hormonal. They usually appear red or yellow in colour. Mouth ulcers occur either singly or in clusters, causing a lot of discomfort or pain. These last for a week or more unless the damage continues happening, in which case they will not disappear until the cause, for example, a rough tooth, is treated.
Common triggers of mouth ulcers
Emotional Stress
Mechanical Trauma
Reactions to Toothpastes
Medications
Vitamin Deficiencies
Some Infections & Diseases
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How to relieve Mouth Ulcers
- Using a soft-bristled brush
- Drinking cold water through a straw
- Eating softer food such as bananas
- Eating a healthy balanced diet
- Using OraBudd™ for simple and unique instant relief
- Eating spicy food
- Eating rough, crunchy food, such as toast or crisps
- Drinking very hot or acidic drinks
- Using toothpaste containing sodium lauryl sulphate
References: 1. NHS. Mouth Ulcers. Last Reviewed 11March 2024. Accessed 16 June 2024.https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/mouth-ulcers/. 2. Oral ulceration (Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment).Patient (Part of EMIS Egton Medical Information Systems). Last reviewed 22May 2022. Accessed 12June 2024. https://patient.info/doctor/oral-ulceration. 3. OraBudd packaging information 2024.
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