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Information for new patientsBurning Mouth Syndrome can have various causes and requires careful management. It is important to understand the symptoms.
If the complaints persist, this may indicate a more serious condition. Contact your dentist.
A persistent change in taste may be a sign of a problem. This is a reason to call quickly.
In case of severe pain, it is important to seek help as soon as possible. This may indicate an underlying problem.
Swelling in the mouth may indicate an infection or inflammation. This is a reason to contact immediately.

Burning Mouth Syndrome is a condition characterized by a burning or tingling sensation in the mouth, often without a clear cause. This can be an uncomfortable experience that affects your daily life and eating habits.
It is important to pay attention to this complaint, as it may indicate other underlying issues. An examination by the dentist can help identify the cause and discuss possible treatments.
There are some steps you can take to relieve the symptoms.
Certain foods can cause irritation. This can contribute to a burning sensation in the mouth.
Emotional factors such as stress can affect the mouth. This can lead to discomfort such as burning.
Changes in hormone levels can also play a role. This can affect the sensation in the mouth.
The dentist will start by discussing your medical history. This helps to identify possible causes.
A thorough oral examination can reveal the cause of the complaint. This is an important step in the diagnosis.
If necessary, a referral to a specialist may follow. This can be essential for further treatment.
After the examination, the dentist will develop a treatment plan. This is tailored to your specific situation.
The costs for treatment are determined by the NZa tariff. Our practice always provides a budget of the expected costs in advance.
This includes the conversation and the examination.
Depending on the diagnosis, follow-up treatments may be necessary.
Make sure you drink well and avoid foods that irritate the mouth.
If symptoms persist or worsen, it is advisable to contact us.
The dentist can perform a thorough examination and propose treatments if necessary.
The severity can vary, and this can help a dentist determine the situation.
Yes, stress can contribute to oral complaints. This can be discussed during your appointment.
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