I have a swollen red Incisive Papilla that will not go away. I saw a dentist recently, who said all xrays were good. He said nothing was out of the ordinary, but did some cleaning around my two front teeth, to see if that would help. So far no. Still is sore and burns somewhat when my tongue touches it. Is there anything I can try at home, as I can not afford a oral surgeon at this time. My research on internet said it could be an Incisive Canal cystic lesion? Thanks for any help! ( My body usually heals itself fairly quickly, as I have never smoked, drank etc. but this one has me stumped!)
Dentist, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Dr. Sowbhagya's Response
Hello thanx fr consulting at hcm.it could be due t deep bite,hence suggest t consult a oral physician fr a check up and treatmnt..u may need a slimt to releibe ur deep bite..also chck fr othr odontogenic causes..hp it helps..tc
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How To Treat Swollen Red Incisive Papilla?
Hello thanx fr consulting at hcm.it could be due t deep bite,hence suggest t consult a oral physician fr a check up and treatmnt..u may need a slimt to releibe ur deep bite..also chck fr othr odontogenic causes..hp it helps..tc