Why do I keep getting oral mucoceles?

Recurrent oral mucoceles are common for people who have a habit of chewing their bottom lip or sucking their cheeks. If you keep getting mouth mucoceles, seek medical help from your GP.

How do I treat oral mucoceles at home?

Oral mucoceles usually rupture and go away on their own after a few weeks. Don’t attempt any home remedies for oral mucoceles. If you have a large, painful, or persistent cyst, seek medical advice from a professional who can recommend the best oral mucoceles treatment.

Should I worry about oral mucoceles?

Oral mucoceles are generally nothing to worry about. They tend to disappear on their own after a few weeks. If you’re worried about a mouth mucocele, or you have a cyst that isn’t going away, seek medical advice from your GP.

How do you stop a mucocele from growing?

To prevent mucoceles from forming, practice good oral hygiene and avoid biting or sucking your lips or teeth. If you have a persistent mouth mucocele or one that keeps growing, seek medical help from your GP. They may recommend removing it with surgery, cryotherapy, or laser treatment.

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