These reactions typically present as:White, lacy patches on the inner cheeks or tongueRed, swolle…

These reactions typically present as:White, lacy patches on the inner cheeks or tongueRed, swollen gumsPainful, bleeding ulcers or sores (in erosive cases)

Proper diagnosis requires a thorough examination by an Oral Medicine specialist or an oral pathologist.Biopsy: A small tissue sample is usually required to confirm the diagnosis and rule out dysplasia (precancerous changes).Patch Testing: If a contact allergy is suspected, a dermatologist may perform skin patch tests to identify the exact metal or chemical triggering the reaction. Treatment: The primary treatment is removing the offending agent. For example, replacing a dental filling or switching to a different medication. Topical corticosteroids may be prescribed to manage pain and inflammation in the meantime Visit PEARLY SHINE DENTAL CLINIC TO GET A THOROUGH CHECKUP.