They are painful ulcer lesions surrounded by a yellow-red halo, often seen on the tongue, lip and cheek mucosa, soft palate and gums. It can be single or multiple. It is more common in women than in men. It is very painful and not contagious.
What causes aphthous ulcers?
Stress
Trauma, chronic lip and cheek biting can accelerate the formation of aphtha
The substance called sodium lauryl sulfate, found in toothpastes, accelerates the formation of aphtha by causing a destructive effect on mucosal cells
Vinegar, pickles, excessively spicy and salty foods may increase the formation of aphtha
Behçet's disease
p>Excessive cigarette consumption
Nutritional disorders
Vitamin B12 deficiency
How is the treatment of canker sores?
Canker sores are usually nothing. Even if it is not done, it will go away on its own within 7-10 days
Hot and spicy foods should not be used
Pain relieving sprays can be used before meals
Anesthetic creams can be used
B complex vitamin supplements can be used
It can be easily treated with laser applications
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