Understanding Mouth Ulcers

What is a common initial cause of mouth ulcers?

• Allergic reaction

• Bacterial infection

• Viral infection

• Accidental biting

Which of the following is NOT a cause of mouth ulcers?

• Vitamin C overdose

• Hormonal changes

• Stress

• Dietary deficiencies

Which type of food is likely to trigger mouth ulcers?

• Whole grains

• Acidic or spicy foods

• Leafy greens

• Dairy products

What is a recommended home remedy for mouth ulcers?

• Drinking hot tea

• Applying ice directly

• Rinsing with salt water

• Using vinegar

When should you consider visiting a doctor for mouth ulcers?

• If they last more than 2 weeks

• If they are small

• If they are painless

• If they appear once

What is the best way to deal with mouth ulcers?

• Prevent them

• Use antibiotics

• Ignore them

• Eat spicy food

What should you do to prevent mouth ulcers?

• Ignore oral hygiene

• Brush aggressively

• Eat a balanced diet

• Consume more acidic foods

Which type of mouth ulcer is known to heal without scarring?

• Viral ulcers

• Herpetiform ulcers

• Minor ulcers

• Major ulcers

What is a characteristic of major ulcers?

• They are small and painless

• They heal quickly

• They are large and may scar

• They appear in clusters

What is a common symptom of herpetiform ulcers?

• They appear in clusters

• They appear as a single sore

• They heal without scarring

• They are painless