Roof Of My Mouth Peeling

Both gingivitis and periodontal disease make your gum tissues become inflamed.

Roof of my mouth peeling.

Oral lesions are non infectious and can be a sign of the illness that involves other parts of the body. Gums peeling is a sign of a more serious condition. If you notice that your gums are peeling away from your teeth you probably have one of these conditions. Inside of mouth peeling can also be caused by frequent or over zealous tooth cleaning with a hard bristled brush.

First this could be caused by irritation to your mouth by the cigarette smoke. Bacteria and viruses normally lead to inside of mouth peeling. They may affect teeth palate roof of the mouth tongue lips and even inside of cheeks. Regarding your question specifically there are several things that could be causing the peeling of the roof of your mouth.

Simple oral infections are limited to the mouth and are very different from the oral lesions. Irritation tissue can become damaged when a person continually chews on hard objects such as vitamin tablets lozenges and mints. Uphold local cleansing of the inner mouth maintain good oral hygiene by regularly brushing your teeth avoid sharp food especially for kids such as peanuts and fries careful choice of toothpaste should be considered to avoid allergic reaction. Mix teaspoon of baking soda into cold water swish the solution gently into your mouth cavity spit it out after 5 minutes repeat this procedure three times in a day until the mouth burn go away.

You could have a very bad case of gingivitis or even periodontal disease. Finally people often unconsciously bite their cheeks.