These occasional ulcers<\/strong> are generally harmless and disappear on their own within a couple of weeks. After 3 weeks, it is necessary to visit a specialist, because sometimes they can become over-infected and\/or cause more complicated lesions.<\/p>\n Canker sores are not transmissible, and 1 in 5 people suffer from them frequently. That is why it is best to have regular check-ups at your IMOI dental clinic in Barcelona and at IMOI Ibiza dental clinic.<\/p>\n Mouth ulcers, also known as canker sores, can have several causes, although the exact origin of most ulcers is unknown. While stress, tissue injury and consumption of acidic foods have been associated with the development or exacerbation of ulcers, there are also other factors to consider.<\/p>\n For people with orthodontic appliances or dentures, such as fixed or removable dental appliances, ulcers can occur due to the presence of archwires or clasps that can loosen, causing them to protrude and damage the delicate tissues of the mouth. This is particularly common among those who wear metal, lingual or sapphire brackets. To alleviate discomfort, the application of dental wax may be advantageous in these cases.<\/p>\n Accidental bites to the tongue or inner cheek while eating can also lead to mouth ulcers. Therefore, caution should be exercised and habits such as continually biting objects like pens should be avoided, as repetitive friction can lead to the development of these painful sores.<\/p>\n In addition, certain deficiencies and underlying health conditions may contribute to recurrent or larger ulcers. A compromised immune system, nutritional imbalances such as vitamin B12, zinc, acid or iron deficiencies, and gastrointestinal disorders such as celiac disease or Crohn’s disease may play a role in the manifestation of these episodes. In addition, stopping smoking may initially trigger more frequent outbreaks in susceptible individuals, although this effect is usually temporary. It is worth noting that certain medications, including certain analgesics, beta-blockers and anti-anginal drugs, can also induce a reaction resulting in the development of mouth ulcers.<\/p>\n While the exact causes of most mouth ulcers remain difficult to determine, it is important to be aware of these various factors and take the necessary precautions to minimize their occurrence. Seeking the advice of a health care professional can provide further guidance on how to control and prevent these painful sores.<\/p><\/blockquote>\nHow many types of canker sores do we have?<\/h2>\n
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