suuhaavandeid
Suuhaavandid, often translated as mouth sores or oral ulcers, are common lesions that appear inside the mouth. They can manifest on the tongue, inner cheeks, gums, lips, or the roof of the mouth. While the exact cause of suuhaavandid is not always clear, they are generally believed to be triggered by a combination of factors. These can include minor injuries to the mouth's lining, such as from biting the cheek, aggressive brushing, or ill-fitting dental appliances. Certain foods, particularly acidic or spicy ones, can also irritate the delicate tissues and contribute to their formation.
Nutritional deficiencies, such as a lack of vitamin B12, iron, or zinc, have been linked to an
Most suuhaavandid are benign and resolve on their own within one to two weeks without specific treatment.