White patches almost exclusively occurs on the palate
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It is common for people to have a line of white along the inside of their cheeks, this is where their teeth rub against the cheek (and is quite normal).
If you burn your mouth (eg after hot drinks or food) you can get white blisters, which usually peel off soon afterwards.
If you have been ill for a while or haven't moved your tongue around much, you can get a furry white tongue. This is because the skin on the taste buds has not been rubbed off normally. You can usually gently rub/scrape this off with a toothbrush.
Mouth ulcers can be white because of thicker layers of skin cells forming that are trying to heal the injury.
If people have poorly fitting dentures they can get ulcers or sometimes white patches forming.
Dentists and doctors are most concerned about the white patches that can't be rubbed or scraped away. These show areas of thicker mouth lining, which can be signs of mouth conditions.
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If you burn your mouth (eg after hot drinks or food) you can get white blisters, which usually peel off soon afterwards.
If you have been ill for a while or haven't moved your tongue around much, you can get a furry white tongue. This is because the skin on the taste buds has not been rubbed off normally. You can usually gently rub/scrape this off with a toothbrush.
Mouth ulcers can be white because of thicker layers of skin cells forming that are trying to heal the injury.
If people have poorly fitting dentures they can get ulcers or sometimes white patches forming.
Dentists and doctors are most concerned about the white patches that can't be rubbed or scraped away. These show areas of thicker mouth lining, which can be signs of mouth conditions.
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