Best Home Remedies for Common Mouth Sores

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Best Home Remedies for Common Mouth Sores



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Most ulcers are due to a deficiency of vitamin B complex, constipation and irregular diet.
adds hormonal imbalances, food allergies, stress and lack of sleep to the list.Go home early sometimes to catch some much-needed shuteye.
A common home remedy is a dab of glycerine on the affected area. If your ulcer insists on making your mouth its permanent home, it could be malignant.



 The best way to fight and heal white mouth sores is to follow proper oral hygiene techniques. By keeping a clean mouth, you will give your body a better opportunity to heal itself. This means you need to brush your teeth multiple times a day, floss regularly, and brush your tongue.
Some of the common measures to treat Mouth Ulcers are – 

Rinsingwith mouthwashes or salt dissolved in lukewarm water.
Prescribed dose of Vitamin B12 (B complex) as advised by the dentist
.Avoid spicy and acidic foods in diet.

Temporary • Temporary relief can be provided with various gels                                                                  which are available commonly in any chemist or general store. 

These gels act as a surface anesthetic and provide temporary relief from pain.
If the ulcer does not heal in 6-7 days then consult your dentist                                                                          for a complete examination and up-scaling treatment






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