Nicks,
Bruises, or
Trauma to
Inside of
Mouth
Minor
trauma to
the inside
lining of
the mouth
can rapidly
lead to
canker
sores. Keep
track of
things you
do that
might cause
trauma to
the inside
of your
mouth.
These
include:
Eating
hard candy,
pretzels,
or potato
chips:
I nicked
the inside
of my mouth
twice today
eating a
hard peice
of
candy
Biting
inside of
mouth
Brushing
too
hard
I am
definitely
brushing my
teeth too
hard. I am
planning on
purchasing
the
Alert
Toothbrush
soon.
Canker
Sore
Outbreaks:
In this
section
keep note
of any
canker sore
outbreaks.
Indicate
the day the
canker
sores
began,
their
location,
and size.
Rate the
pain
associated
with each
canker sore
on a scale
of 1-10 (1
being
least, 10
being
worst).
Today is
the fourth
day that I
have had a
canker sore
outbreak. I
have about
three small
ulcers on
the lower
right
inside of
my
cheek.
Canker
1:
About 5 mm
in width,
very red
outline,
pain=4,
second day
sore has
been
present.
Canker
2:
Farthest
back in
mouth, 7mm
in width,
slight red
outline,
pain=8,
second day
sore has
been
present.
Canker
3:
About 2mm
in width,
covered
with
greyish
membrane,
pain=3,
fourth day
sore has
been
present.
Medications
Indicate
any
medications
or
treatments
that you
have been
taking to
treat your
canker
sores.
Record
amounts and
times
applied.
Today I
applied
Zilactin
gel 3 times
(once after
breakfast,
once
mid-day,
once before
dinner) It
worked OK,
reduced
pain for
about 3
hours. I
think I
will try
one of the
antimicrobial
mouthwashes
during the
next
outbreak. A
friend said
that it
worked
well.
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