Saskia Rogers never thought the ulcer in her mouth was anything to worry about. The then 16-year-old school girl, from Hobart, Tasmania, could feel a tiny bump on the roof of her mouth with her ...

A dentist has warned that a common issue in the winter could signal a serious and deadly disease. According to the expert, a persistent mouth ulcer could be a telltale sign of oral cancer. As ...

The seemingly innocuous, if uncomfortable, symptom is suffered by millions: a mouth ulcer. And when Sinead Marland noticed she had one, she thought little of it.

A CARER was horrified to discover her “work stress” mouth ulcer was CANCER – and had a new tongue built using skin from her tattooed arm. Jessica Tappenden-Rowell noticed what she… ...

Open your mouth and pull your cheeks outwards. You’re looking for any red or white patches on the inside of your cheeks. You can also use your index finger to check for ulcers, lumps, or tenderness.

The NHS says that mouth ulcers are common, and most of them are harmless. But sometimes, they say, ulcers ― small, usually ...

A dentist has issued a stark warning that a common wintertime complaint could be an indicator of a serious and potentially fatal condition. The expert cautions that a persistent mouth ulcer might ...

A woman is urging people not to ignore mouth ulcers that don't go away - after hers turned out to be cancer and she needed 6cm of her tongue cut off.

A carer was horrified to discover her 'work stress' mouth ulcer was cancer - and had a new tongue built using skin from her tattooed arm. Jessica Tappenden-Rowell noticed what she believed to be a ...

We’ve written before at HuffPost UK about how something as simple as a bruise or a spot can be a sign of something quite serious. Though rare, a mouth ulcer can also be a sign of more intense ...

Dr Andrej Bozic, an oral surgeon at Dentum, advises that any ulcer lasting for over two weeks should prompt a visit to a healthcare professional. He said: "Most mouth ulcers heal within 10 to 14 ...

Though rare, a mouth ulcer can also be a sign of more intense sickness, too. As the NHS and ASDA have paired up to share some symptoms of mouth cancer on the backs of toothpaste and mouthwash ...