

Persistent sores or ulcers that do not heal
Red, white, or mixed patches on the tongue, lips, or gums
Lumps, swelling, or thickening of oral tissues
Difficulty chewing, swallowing, or speaking
Unexplained numbness in the mouth or face
Changes in tongue texture or color
Cysts or bumps inside the mouth
1. Geographic Tongue: A harmless condition where patches on the tongue lose papillae, creating a map-like pattern. These areas may appear red, smooth, and sensitive to certain foods.
2. Median Palatal Cyst: A developmental cyst that forms in the center of the palate. It is often fluid-filled and can cause discomfort or swelling.
3. Hairy Tongue: A buildup of bacteria or yeast causing the tongue to look dark, furry, or coated. It can develop due to poor oral hygiene, long-term antibiotic use, radiation therapy, or systemic health conditions.
Antibiotic Therapy – For bacterial infections or inflamed tissue, our team prescribes antibiotics to restore oral health and reduce discomfort.
Diluted Hydrogen Peroxide Rinses – Recommended for patients with bacterial buildup or hygiene-related soft tissue issues to promote healing.
Oral Surgery – Non-cancerous cysts, growths, or abnormalities are safely removed to improve comfort and prevent complications.
Biopsy for Accurate Diagnosis – Suspicious areas are sampled and sent to a pathology lab, ensuring precise diagnosis of oral cancer or other serious conditions
1450 Kempsville Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23464