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Visitor asks:
Hello, I have the following problem: on the upper left part of the gum I have mild inflammation that burns when I eat. I have tried mouthwashes and cleaning my teeth more frequently, but it did not work in the long term. I must admit that I have not been to a dentist for a long time and my teeth are somewhat irregularly positioned. I would like to know what the treatment for this is and, ultimately, the price. I would be very grateful for your answer.
Kind regards
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
There are many types of mucosal lesions that can cause a burning sensation. The most common is an aphthous ulcer. Treatment of such lesions depends on the diagnosis. In any case, we need to see the lesion first, and only then can I answer your question.
We look forward to your visit.
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