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What Causes White Raised Area Inside Cheek In Kid?

Hi, my three year old daughter has been a bit out of sorts and appears to be uncomfortable in her mouth. It seems she has all her teeth so can't be teething but I noticed a small white raised dry area on the inside of her cheek. The outside of her cheek is often red and hot too. What could it be?
Wed, 20 Aug 2014
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It seems like a case of cheek biting. Start your child on warm saline mouth rinses 3-4 times a day. Also she could apply mucopain gel on the area before eating.
Make sure she spits it out and doesnt ingest the gel. Start on her a multivitamin syrup once daily. If this doesnt resolve in a week to ten days or any new symptoms show up, its advisable to see a pediatric dentist/ maxillofacial surgeon.
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What Causes White Raised Area Inside Cheek In Kid?

It seems like a case of cheek biting. Start your child on warm saline mouth rinses 3-4 times a day. Also she could apply mucopain gel on the area before eating. Make sure she spits it out and doesnt ingest the gel. Start on her a multivitamin syrup once daily. If this doesnt resolve in a week to ten days or any new symptoms show up, its advisable to see a pediatric dentist/ maxillofacial surgeon.