Bye Mouth Ulcer!™

Bye Mouth Ulcer!™ offers a painfree and quick solution for the treatment of mouth ulcers and small wounds in the mouth. Bye Mouth Ulcer! immediately relieves you from the pain and discomfort and helps to promote the healingprocess.

Bye Mouth Ulcer!™ helps me through the rough weeks

"Two or three times a year there are weeks were im susceptible and my immune system staggers. In those weeks mouth ulcers always appear in my mouth. In those weeks I also feel very weak and worn out and the last thing I want is extra discomfort."

Jeanne Mills, 05 February 2011

Bye Mouth Ulcer! is a fantastic product! Finally got rid of my mouth ulcers without pain!

"My name is Mr. Cuypers and I am a dentist in Sittard, The Netherlands. Temporarily we work with two dentists in the “Practice for general and esthetical mouth care”: my substitute, Mr. Melzer, and me. Many patients in my dental practice have to deal with mouth ulcers. Doesn’t matter what gender, age or in which season. However, the appearance of mouth ulcers has to do with stress and decreased immunity, I’m sure of that..

Mr. Cuypers, Dentist, 31st of August 2011

Finally a product that really works against mouth ulcers! Even my patients are very satisfied with Bye Mouth Ulcer!

"My name is Reshma Naigi and I am a prevention assistant in a dental practice in The Hague, The Netherlands. The dentist gave me a sample of Bye Mouth Ulcer! we recently received to try out. After only two applications to the mouth ulcers, they disappeared within one day. I now recommend Bye Mouth Ulcer to my patients in our practice who regularly suffer from mouth ulcers.

Reshma Naigi, 10 May 2011

Testimonials

"My dentist recommended me to use Bye Mouth Ulcer!™"

"I wanted a painless and effective solution for my mouth ulcer problem"

"Bye Mouth Ulcer! helps me through the rough weeks"

My dentist recommended Bye Mouth Ulcer!™

"I came into contact with Bye Mouth Ulcer! when my dentist advised me to use this product for my chronical mouth ulcers. The dentist told me it was a safe and painless solution to relieve the pain and to promote the healing proces."

Chris Steen, 17 April 2011

How can I treat mouth ulcer?

Most cases of mouth ulcers are minor and can be treated at home without the need to visit a doctor. The minor type of mouth ulcer usually disappears without any need for treatment, but cause a lot of pain and discomfort in the process. Major, herpetiform or recurrent types of ulcers always require treatment, they are more painful and take a longer time to heal.

Treatment for mouth ulcers eases the pain and helps to stimulate the healing process but it doesn’t stop them from reoccurring.

So what treatment is available?

What is a mouth ulcer?

Mouth ulcers are small oval sores, red in colour, which develop inside the mouth. They are commonly found in the inner part of the cheeks, inside the lips, under the tongue or on the soft palate. Mouth ulcers affect both men and women and are not contagious. Children and young adults are more prone to developing mouth ulcers which can often be a result of a weak immune system, stress or mouth injury.

Mouth ulcers are also known as ‘canker sores’ or ‘aphthous ulcers’.

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A brief overview of mouth ulcer causes

A mouth ulcer is either an open sore, developed on the inner side of the mouth or a laceration in the mucous membrane of the mouth. Mostly they have a small and round appearance. They can cause serious pain and can really impede you oral activities. Their two main types are aphthous ulcers (canker sores) and cold sores. Whenever you are experiencing any of the above mentioned types, certain foods like pepper can really generate severe pain. Usually they come in crops of three or four and can generally last for a few days or even a week. A number of individuals experience them regularly, while others may just dig up the occasional ulcer once in a year.

Canker Sore Treatment - Difference Between Canker Sores (Mouth Ulcer) and Fever Blisters (Cold Sore)

There are a number of differences between canker sores and cold sores. If you find out more about the features, you will easily distinguish and find the right methods that will lead to quick treatment and recovery. You might even discover the preventive measures by knowing the causes and triggers. Here are some more tips on how to differentiate the two and what you can do to alleviate these conditions should you have them.