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Tongue Problem in Canada
Three years ago I noticed a small smooth area on the side of my tongue. My dentist, oral surgeon, GP and dermatologist had no idea what it was except to say it wasn’t cancer. I actually diagnosed
Continue readingAngular Cheilitis – What is it and How is it Treated?
By Joshua Martindale Angular Cheilitis is certainly not a term that you are likely to have come across often. However, if you hear the term and wonder what it is, or if someone you know says they have
Continue readingFive Steps to Getting Rid of Canker Sores on Your Tongue
By Julie-Ann Amos Although no one has yet been able to find a cure-all for canker sores, there are plenty of steps you can take to reduce your risk. Canker sores on the tongue, mouth, and cheek are normally
Continue readingCold Sores Vs Canker Sores – What’s the Difference?
By JB Harrison A cold sore (HSV-1) is a small blister or blisters that take form around the outside of the mouth. Sometimes they may appear inside of the mouth, usually found on the roof of the mouth.
Continue readingCold Sore Treatment – New Treatment Options
By Dr. Edward Barnes Don’t think that you are the lone cold sore sufferer. Almost 70% of the American population suffers from fever blisters. They might have been affected by it any age. The main
Continue readingGet Rid of Cold Sores Naturally – 4 Easy Ways
By Dr. Edward Barnes It is believed that if you get cold sores once then it would recur again. So you don’t have any chance as it stays on body for a period of 9-14 days (depending upon its life
Continue readingGet Rid of Cold Sores – Are You Really Serious?
By Dr. Edward Barnes Are you really serious about getting rid of cold sores? Then you should definitely read this article. Most of the cold sore sufferers simply restrict themselves to the prescription
Continue readingAngular cheilitis
Although not a tongue problem, per se, angular cheilitis is a problem of the mouth. It is an inflammatory lesion at the corner of the mouth that often occurs bilaterally. Angular cheilitis (also called
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