Canker-sores Sentence Examples
- The two most common types seen in children are herpes stomatitis, which is caused by the herpes simplex virus, and aphthous stomatitis, more often referred to as canker sores. 
- There may be an inherited tendency to develop canker sores and there may also be an immune system link. 
- Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), a component of some toothpastes, is a potential cause of canker sores. 
- In one study, most recurrent canker sores were eliminated just by avoiding SLS-containing toothpaste for three months. 
- Parents may also use Oragel, an ointment often used for canker sores or teething. 
- Without treatment, canker sores heal in two weeks or less. 
- Often, several canker sores appear at the same time and may be inclusters. 
- Females are slightly more likely to get canker sores than males. 
- Females are likely to have canker sores during their premenstrual period. 
- Approximately 20 percent of the U.S. population is affected by recurring canker sores. Advertisement
- Fortunately, certain safe, natural remedies are effective in treating canker sores. 
- There is some evidence that canker sores are due in part to nutritional deficiencies and a lack of vitamin B12, folic acid, and iron. 
- Gastrointestinal problems correlate with canker sores as well. 
- Frequent recurrent canker sores may suggest a metabolic imbalance. 
- A tendency to get canker sores may be inherited. Advertisement
- Other proposed causes for canker sores are trauma from toothbrush and toothpick scrapes (trauma), hormones, and food allergies. 
- Recurrent canker sores may indicate a metabolic imbalance, dietary deficiency, stress, and a lack of rest. 
- Children who have frequent canker sores may benefit from dietary supplements of B-complex vitamin or may undergo blood and allergy tests to see if some other underlying cause can be identified. 
- Since canker sores heal by themselves, professional treatment is not usually necessary. 
- The following treatments may be effective in relieving symptoms or shortening the duration of canker sores in their children. Advertisement
- Alternative therapies for canker sores are meant to heal existing sores and prevent their recurrence. 
- Since canker sores are often brought on by stress, stress-relieving techniques such as cuddling and rocking babies until they fall asleep may help relieve the stress associated with the severity of pain. 
- Left untreated, canker sores can last as long as two weeks. 
- Eating certain foods can be painful to a child with canker sores. 
- They must also pay attention to the nutritional intake of infants and small children who may refuse to eat because of the pain from canker sores. Advertisement