painful ulcer on the mucous membrane of the mouth; it may result from an autoimmune response
A type of mouth ulcer often caused by viral infection. Usually self limiting and resolve within fourteen days.
Mouth sore appearing whitish, often with a red halo. They typically last 10 to 14 days. If this is a chronic problem, consider swithching toothpastes to a non-foaming brand such as Biotene®. Also, your dentist can treat them with Debactoral®, which is extremely effective for most individuals.
a benign, open sore in the mouth, which appears as a
a common form of mouth ulcer, which appears as a painful white or yellow ulcer surrounded by a bright red area
a common type of mouth sore that is renowned for how annoyingly uncomfortable they can make you
an open sore in the mouth
an ulceration that occurs primarily on the mouth or lips
a painful ulcer that occurs in the mouth
a painful ulcer that often follows an injury, such as accidentally biting the inside of the lip or the tongue, or it may appear without obvious cause
a roundish white or yellow open sore surrounded by a red halo
a shallow, painful sore in your mouth, usually red or may have a white coating over them
a shallow painful sore normally located or under your tongue
a shallow sore shaped like a crater (ulcer) on your tongue
a shallow ulceration usually seen on the inner cheek or gums, but also seen on the tongue or throat
a shallow ulcer that develops in the mouth
a small, painful ulcer (white or yellow sore surrounded by a bright
a small, shallow mouth ulcer that can be painful
a small ulcer with a white or gray base and red border
a sore inside the mouth that are white or gray with an inflamed red border
Small, painful sore that usually occurs on the inside of the lip or cheek, or sometimes under the tongue; caused by bacteria, irritation of the area, stress, or allergies.
sores or small shallow ulcers that appear in the mouth and often make eating and talking uncomfortable; they typically appear in people between the ages of 10 and 20 and last about a week in duration before disappearing.
Open sores that appear around the mouth/lips, sometimes confused with herpes sores. These are also called cold sores and are not caused by herpes.
An ulceration with yellow base and red border in mouth. It can be caused by trauma or herpes simplex virus.
Mouth sore appearing whitish, often with a red halo, of ten to fourteen day duration
a small, painful ulcer that occurs on the inside of the cheek, lip or underside of the tongue