Oral conditions can vary depending on the oral health of a person. Mouth pain, on the other hand, can be the result of certain oral conditions. Both oral conditions and mouth pain may be caused by food and liquids people consume daily. Common oral conditions include:
There are many more oral conditions that may cause mouth pain and an orthodontist will be able to provide a more thorough treatment plan. In the meantime, the doctors at EZCare Clinic can help provide a general explanation of your oral condition. We take the time to evaluate your symptoms and provide a treatment plan that fits your lifestyle best, which may involve over-the-counter drugs or an oral prescription if needed.
To learn more about how we can help you with an oral condition and mouth pain relief, call EZCare Clinic in San Francisco at (415) 966-0848 to schedule an appointment today for a consultation.
Patients with the following may need to make an appointment with an orthodontist or seek alternative medical attention:
Once your visit is complete, you may pick up a full summary of your condition and prescription at the front desk.
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