Category: Mouth, lips and tongue

Cod in Young Children

Cod is a fungal infection that causes the baby to have a whitish membrane in the mouth. Sometimes the child may have difficulty eating. Cod usually goes by itself.

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Pain in the Mouth of Children

If a toddler does not want to eat or drink, it may be because it hurts the mouth. Children who are two years or older can often tell themselves that they have mouth pain.

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Dry Mouth

Dry mouth is because you have too little saliva in your mouth or that the texture of the saliva has changed. The saliva is important for you to be able to chew and swallow without problems. It also protects teeth.

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Mouth Ulcer – Herpes Around the Mouth

Herpes around the mouth is caused by a very common virus, which can cause mouth ulcers. You can even have the virus in your body without getting any cold sores. Avoid kissing, kissing or having mouth sex when you or someone else has a mouth ulcer with blisters.

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Lip Gap, Jaw Gap, Palate Gap – LKG Gap

Some children are born with clefts in the lip, jaw and palate. This usually shortens the LKG gap. LKG columns mean that parts of the child’s face have not grown together as they usually do. LKG column can be operated with good results.

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Bad Breath

Bad breath almost always occurs in the mouth. The most common cause of bad breath is that you have bacterial coatings around your teeth or tongue.

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Blisters and Ulcers in the Mouth

Most people sometimes have blisters, ulcers or other changes in the mouth’s mucosa. It may be due to some infection or injury to the mouth, but often the cause of the trouble is unknown. Mouth dryness over a longer period of time and use of certain drugs increase the risk of getting blisters and ulcers in the mouth.

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