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One white spot in upper jaw left side
Hi i have seen onw white spot of upper jaw on left side last 2 weeks . it can't go away like white spot red boundry ..i go to dentist and check and xray then he says its normal but i search on google when its can't go within 2 weeks then its dangrous please help
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These white patches some time subcutaneous swelling of sebaceous glands
Or may be a viral infection herps simplex virus
If it persist more then 2 weeks better to consult dentist
Your doctor will surgically remove it
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White lesion can be normal or precancerous or infectious?????
But your description is not sufficient for the diagnosis!!!!!
Please upload clinical picture of the lesion!!!!!
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As an oral medicine specialist .... I can help in the diagnosis of the problem.... But for that specific clincal history and clinical photos of the lesion will be required!!!
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For that you can consult me online !!!!!!!
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