Why do you often get inflammation of the cheek wall of the oral cavity?
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Hello doctor. I very often have inflammation of the inner cheek wall of the oral cavity. What's wrong with that doctor? What is the cause of this disease? Looking forward to consulting your doctor. Thank you doctor!
Nguyen Thi Ly (1985)
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Hello. This disease of yours comes from soft tissue damage in the oral cavity. Most diseases resolve on their own within one to two weeks, causing pain and discomfort for the patient. Although not a dangerous disease, it can leave very serious complications if not treated and prevented effectively.
Therefore, you should visit a Dentist - Jaw - Face to be examined to find out the specific cause and how to handle it.
Thank you for your question to Vinmec Health System. Best regards.
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