Mouth Ulcer Specialist Doctors In Delhi

 

Mouth ulcers are very common, but when they are persistent, painful and prolonged, an expert evaluation is required. At CK Birla Hospital, Delhi, our team of mouth ulcer specialists (including ENT doctors and dentists) provide comprehensive oral health care. They identify the root cause, offer effective treatment to provide relief and prevent recurrence of mouth ulcers.

 

Whom to Consult for Mouth Ulcers?

Mouth ulcers usually heal on their own but if they are occurring more frequently, painful, or long-lasting, it may be a sign of an underlying health condition. In such cases, it is best to consult a specialist. At CK Birla Hospital, Delhi, mouth ulcer cases are usually managed by:

• ENT specialists: They treat ulcers linked to the throat, tongue, or infections.
• Dentists: They treat ulcers caused by oral health issues like sharp teeth, dental appliances, or poor oral hygiene.

 

How Mouth Ulcer Specialists Can Help?

Mouth ulcer specialists at CK Birla Hospital, Delhi offer a treatment plan as per individual’s unique condition after finding the actual cause. Here is how they help:

• They identify the exact cause of the condition, whether it is nutritional deficiency, stress, infection, or lifestyle habits.
• They offer treatment for quick relief and suggest supplements if required for long-term oral health management.
• They guide you to prevent recurrence by addressing triggers and recommending dietary and lifestyle changes.
• They offer comprehensive care, which may include stress management, oral hygiene guidance, and medical follow-up if ulcers are linked to larger health concerns.

Mouth ulcers heal faster and recur less frequently if the treatment approach is right.

 

7 Key Reasons for Mouth Ulcers

Mouth ulcers may develop due to a number of factors, ranging from food habits to underlying medical conditions. Understanding the reason behind your ulcers is the first step to effective treatment. Common causes include:

1. Nutritional deficiencies including low levels of iron, folic acid, or vitamin B12.
2. Stress and hormonal changes especially changes during menstruation.
3. Accidental injury due to biting the inside of the cheek or irritation from braces/dentures.
4. Food triggers such as spicy, acidic, or rough-textured foods.
5. Viral or bacterial infections can also sometimes cause ulcers.
6. Poor oral hygiene and buildup of bacteria can irritate the mouth lining.
7. Conditions like celiac disease, Crohn’s disease, or autoimmune disorders can also cause ulcers.

 

Diagnostic Methods Used by Mouth Ulcer Specialists

Most mouth ulcers are diagnosed through a clinical examination by a doctor. However, if your ulcers are persistent, abnormally large, or occurring again and again , additional tests may be required. Common approaches are:

Diagnostic Test	Relevancy
Oral examination	To check the size, shape, and location of ulcers.
Blood tests	To rule out deficiencies in iron, folic acid, or vitamin B12.
Swab tests	Used if infection is suspected.
Biopsy	In rare cases, when ulcers look suspicious or do not heal.

Common Treatments Suggested by Mouth Ulcer Specialists

Treatment depends on the severity and underlying cause of the ulcers. Our specialists may recommend:

• Topical gels and ointments to reduce pain and promote healing.
• Antiseptic or medicated mouth rinses to prevent infection and soothe irritation.
• Pain relief medication, if ulcers are severely painful.
• Nutritional supplements for deficiencies in vitamin B12, folic acid, or iron.
• Diet and lifestyle modifications to avoid triggers like stress, smoking, or irritating foods.

Note: Most ulcers heal within 1–2 weeks, but treatment ensures comfort and reduces the chances of recurrence.

 

7 Tips to Prevent Mouth Ulcers

1. Maintain good oral hygiene with regular brushing and flossing.
2. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush to avoid accidental injury.
3. Eat a balanced diet rich in iron, folic acid, and vitamin B12.
4. Stay hydrated and include fresh fruits and vegetables.
5. Avoid spicy, acidic, or very hot foods that may irritate the mouth.
6. Manage stress through relaxation techniques like yoga or meditation.
7. Avoid tobacco, smoking, and excessive alcohol intake.