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Do you have a dental or oral problem?
We can help you completely free of charge and without obligation to establish a possible first diagnosis.

Answer the following questionnaire to find out which can be the origin of your problem and the solution to it.

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        Lichen planus

        Oral lichen planus is a chronic inflammation that affects the oral mucosa, which can appear as reticular white spots or reddened areas that ulcerate, being in this case called erosive lichen planus.

        Línea alba

        It is a whitish line along the cheek, which usually coincides with the area where the teeth bite. It is a chronic injury caused by a continuous bite in the area. It is a benign lesion.

        Leukoplakia

        Leukoplakia is a lesion in the form of whitish patches on the mucosa and gums, which can be due to chronic irritation.

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        Erosive lichen

        Oral lichen planus is a chronic inflammation that affects the oral mucosa, which can appear as reticular white spots or reddened areas that ulcerate, being in this case called erosive lichen planus.

        Under removable dentures / stomatitis

        Reddened area that matches the part of the prosthesis that is in contact with the gum. It usually appears due to prolonged use of the prosthesis, poor hygiene, or a mismatch of the prosthesis. It is advisable to rest in the use of the prosthesis for a few days, and if it is not correctly adapted, consult with the dentist.

        Pemphigus

        Pemphigus is an autoimmune disease that causes blistered and ulcer-like lesions on the skin and oral mucosa.

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          Geographic tongue

          Geographic tongue or benign migratory glossitis is caused by atrophy of filiform papillae, which make the tongue look like a map. It can appear as smooth red spots of different sizes and shapes.

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          Hairy tongue

          Hairy tongue is caused by an overgrowth of dead skin cells, causing elongation of the papillae and staining of bacteria, food, tobacco, or other substances in the mouth.

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        Position

        The bad position of the teeth or dental crowding can cause not only aesthetic problems, but also in the way of biting. It is important to do a previous orthodontic study in order to determine the best treatment. An orthodontic treatment can solve this problem.

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        Old restorations

        Retreatment with veneers, fillings, onlays, crowns.Older restorative treatments such as silver amalgam, darkened, broken, or infiltrated may be substituted for health and aesthetic reasons.

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          After a trauma

          In these injuries, their degree of severity must be analyzed by a dentist. Touching the lesion should be avoided until evaluated by a dentist. Treatment will range from the application of antiseptics and anesthetics to the need for oral surgery depending on the severity. Using aspirin or alcohol directly in contact with the oral mucosa for a long time can cause chemical burns.

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              Exposed dentin

              Layer just below enamel

              Can cause a lot of pain. It can have multiple causes such as trauma or wear due to erosion of the enamel by bruxism or other external agents.

              Inflammation of the periodontal ligament

              Fibers that connect the root of the tooth to the bone

              Can be the result of continued trauma when biting on the tooth. It requires an evaluation by the dentist. Normally by eliminating the overload or the stimulus the inflammation disappears.

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            Food impaction, plaque, or tartar

            The accumulation of food debris between the teeth is not a normal situation and should be evaluated by a dentist. Tartar must be removed by periodontal prophylaxis or dental cleaning. If there are cavities, it will be necessary to treat and / or redo the defective restoration so that the contact point between teeth is correct.

            Bad restoration

            If the cause is a poorly done filling, the restoration must be redone.

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            In these injuries, their degree of severity must be analyzed by a dentist. Touching the lesion should be avoided until evaluated by a dentist. Treatment will range from the application of antiseptics and anesthetics to the need for oral surgery depending on the severity. Using aspirin or alcohol directly in contact with the oral mucosa for a long time can cause chemical burns.

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            Tooth abscess

            Tooth abscess, also called phlegmon, is one of the most common dental problems.

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            Mucocele / Ranula

            An obstruction or extravasation of the minor salivary glands can produce a benign lesion called a mucocele, which usually disappears spontaneously. If this mucocele affects the sublingual glands, a mass of greater volume appears under the tongue, and is called a ranula.

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            Muscular or articular pain

            Muscle tensions can cause severe pain in the face, head, and neck. It is important to carry out an evaluation by the dentist to detect the causes, which can be from bruxism, or to some pathology in the temporomandibular joint.

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            Trigeminal neuralgia

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            Pain referred from a tooth

            A cavity, a dental abscess, a wisdom tooth, etc., can cause pain in other areas of the face or head. A dental check-up is recommended to detect the origin of pain, as it can have multiple causes.

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