Dentistry

There are several harmless conditions that can cause a bump on your lip. It might be a mucocele, fibroma, or a small blood vessel growth, and each one is usually not dangerous.

A bump on the inside of your lip might be from a small injury that causes a mucus buildup, an infection, or rarely, a benign tumor.

A small bump on the inside of your lip could be a harmless build-up of saliva called a mucocele or a small blockage in a salivary gland, sometimes from a tiny stone. These bumps are usually not serious but should be looked at by a health professional if they persist or cause discomfort.

A painful pea-sized lump in your upper lip could be a blocked salivary gland, a type of benign tumor, or another condition.

A white bump on the inside of your lip may be caused by mild injury, irritation, or a small sore like a canker sore. These bumps are usually not serious but should be watched if they change or last a long time.

A big bump on your lip could be a mucocele (salivary gland cyst), a benign tumor, or another type of oral lesion.

Pain on the side of the tongue can result from various causes, including injuries, infections, and underlying medical conditions. Understanding these potential causes can help in identifying the appropriate treatment and when to seek medical attention.

Pain in one side of the jaw can be caused by various factors, including temporomandibular joint disorders, dental issues, and muscle tension. Identifying the specific cause is essential for effective treatment and relief.