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Red black blister inside cheek
Respected doctor today i notice a red blister in my cheek can you tell me what is this i dont knw how it happened i am attaching the picture of it
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That's just a blood clot due to accidental cheek bite . It will go on own
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Please don’t panic. Many black spots in the mouth are harmless (due to minor injury, blood clot, or pigmentation). From photos alone, seriousness cannot be confirmed.
If the spot does not reduce in 10–14 days, increases in size, or causes pain/bleeding, please visit a dentist for examination. Avoid tobacco and maintain good oral hygiene.
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This is hematoma it is nothing to worry
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Looks like a Telangiectasia.. which is just dilated blood vessels caused due to trauma (mostly in your case ) or even from certain medications or general causes .
Usually harmless ,but advised to get a clinical examination done to confirm diagnosis.
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Visit Dentist
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It looks like a hematoma. Hematoma is a harmless, blood filled blister caused by minor trauma like cheek biting or taking hot/hard food.
Nothing to worry about. It takes time to heal.
Home remedies:
Cold compress
Gentle movement
Avoid irritants
If its not healing or repeating again please inform to oral surgeon
Next Steps
inform to the oral surgeon
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If the coloured lesion is not subsiding(reducing) visit your dentist for a proper clinical examination
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Looks like a haematoma due to cheek bite
Nothing to worry
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Consult with your dentist in person.
There are multiple cause for this condition. You dentist will do oral examination and tell you about your condition.
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oral exmination and proper diagnosis.
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