The NHS says that mouth ulcers are common, and most of them are harmless.But sometimes, they say, ulcers ― small, usually ...

A GRANDMOTHER had all her teeth removed and replaced with £8,000 implants after losing more than half of them to gum disease.

This causes discomfort that affects tongue, gums, lips, inside cheeks and mouth. A shallow and painful ulcer or sore on the inside of the mouth. This makes eating and talking difficult.

When this form of liquorice mixes with saliva, it's demulcent (soothing and coating) properties are can have a helpful healing effect on ulcers. Very occasionally mouth ulcers can be due to ...

Most of us have had mouth ulcers at some time in our lives and know that even the smallest ulcer can be extremely painful and makes eating very difficult. Your grandson is obviously suffering a ...

Examine your mouth and teeth for signs of red, swollen gums and plaque or tartar on the teeth near the gums. Measure the depth of the pocket below your gums with a probe. The larger and deeper the ...

You can check that the tongue, cheeks, gums and the roof of the mouth all look a normal, healthy colour. Seek help from a dentist or a health professional if you see any of these signs: red, swollen ...