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What Causes A White Color On The Roof Of Mouth?

I have recently discovered that the roof of my mouth has a faint white color. I do have some sort of cough right now could that be the reason for discoloration on the roof of my mouth? It doesn't seem to be sore or anything just discolored. Could this be cancer?
Wed, 21 Jan 2015
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hello and welcome to HCM forum,
After reading through your query I would like to inform you that sliht white discoloration of the palate(roof of your mouth ) is normal, until it is associated with ulcers .
white discoloration can be from nutritional deficiencies, burn from hot food or drinks, cigarette smoking, etc.
I am glad to hear that it is not sore,
for now i will advise you to keep an eye on the discoloration and do visit your dentist on regular basis to check for any changes in color, size or form in future.
I hope i answered your query,
i wish you a very good health,
take care.
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What Causes A White Color On The Roof Of Mouth?

hello and welcome to HCM forum, After reading through your query I would like to inform you that sliht white discoloration of the palate(roof of your mouth ) is normal, until it is associated with ulcers . white discoloration can be from nutritional deficiencies, burn from hot food or drinks, cigarette smoking, etc. I am glad to hear that it is not sore, for now i will advise you to keep an eye on the discoloration and do visit your dentist on regular basis to check for any changes in color, size or form in future. I hope i answered your query, i wish you a very good health, take care.