A tiny sore in your mouth may not seem like a big deal, until it starts interfering with how you eat, speak, or even smile. Oral ulcers, commonly known as mouth sores, can range from mildly annoying to seriously painful. At Summirow Dental Hospital, we understand how disruptive these small wounds can be and we offer gentle, effective treatments to bring you lasting relief.
Oral ulcers are open sores that appear on the soft tissues inside your mouth, including the cheeks, lips, tongue, floor of the mouth, and gums. They can be caused by many things like accidental cheek bites, sharp teeth edges, braces irritation, infections, or even nutritional deficiencies.
They may look small, but they can feel huge,especially when they keep coming back or refuse to heal.
While most mouth ulcers go away on their own in a few days, you should consult a dentist if:
Our approach is gentle, targeted, and backed by the latest dental advancements:
We determine the root cause through detailed examination and, if needed, blood tests or biopsies.
Medicated gels or ointments to ease pain and support healing.
Advanced, minimally invasive option to accelerate healing and reduce discomfort.
Recommendations and supplements to treat deficiencies contributing to recurring ulcers.
Especially for patients with chronic conditions or systemic links.
Experienced clinicians trained in diagnosing and managing complex oral ulcers
In-house laser equipment for faster, pain-reduced treatment
Multispeciality care team including general dentists, periodontists, and oral surgeons
A compassionate environment where you feel heard, not rushed
Fact: While spicy foods can irritate ulcers, causes may include stress, trauma, infections, or nutritional gaps.
Fact: Persistent or recurring ulcers should always be checked by a dental professional.
Fact: Some require targeted treatment, especially if linked to underlying health issues.
If you’re tired of suffering in silence with oral ulcers, let us help. At Summirow Dental, your comfort is our priority and so is your long-term oral health.
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