• How can I treat mouth sores?
  • While there is no cure, there are a variety of treatments for mouth ulcers, ranging from over-the-counter treatments to home remedies:
    1. Drink plenty of water
    2. Avoid spicy foods
    3. Maintain proper dental hygiene
    4. Apply an ice cube to the ulcer for temporary relief
    5. Rinse mouth with salt water
    6. Over-the-counter oral pain relievers
    7. Renewing Melts (HB-12 Melts) (topical hyaluronan bioactive vitamin B12) are long-lasting adhering discs that help relieve temporary pain caused by mouth ulcers. The melts hold to the gum, tooth, or brace nearest the ulcer and slowly dissolve for hours of soothing pain relief. Visit our FAQ page for more information.
• How can I prevent mouth sores?
  • Minimize stress: take time off to relax, eat right and get plenty of sleep. Take care of your mouth: Be careful when eating dry, crunchy foods. Any sharp, hard edges in your mouth can cause cuts that lead to mouth ulcers. Also, excessive dryness of the mouth can lead to mouth ulcers. For some people, triggering foods like nuts, spices, or food and drinks high in acidic content can lead to sores.