CAS Mouth ulcers
Support for painful mouth ulcers, with advice on self-care and suitable treatments.
- Understand common causes and triggers of mouth ulcers
- Get advice to ease pain and irritation while you heal
- Find products that can help protect the sore area
- Know when to seek further help if symptoms do not improve
Private, sensitive conversation
Talk through your symptoms in a discreet setting and get clear next steps you can feel confident about.
Personalised self-care plan
Get practical guidance on food, drinks, and habits that may help mouth ulcers settle more comfortably.
Clear safety guidance
Understand what changes to look out for and when it would be sensible to seek further assessment.
The Process
What this service involves
You will be asked about your symptoms, how long the ulcer has been present, and anything that may have triggered it. You will get advice to reduce discomfort and support healing, plus help choosing suitable treatments if appropriate. You will leave knowing what to do next and what changes to look out for.
Quick, focused support
Aimed at helping you manage symptoms promptly and comfortably without unnecessary delay.
Support for adults and families
Advice is tailored to the person affected, including practical tips for day-to-day eating and drinking.
Included
What we provide
These are the key things you can expect during your visit and the support available afterwards.
Symptom and trigger review
A structured chat about pain, size, location, recent illness, stress, diet, or irritation from dental work or braces.
Comfort and protection tips
Guidance on avoiding irritants and using measures that can soothe, protect, and reduce rubbing on the sore area.
Product guidance if suitable
Help choosing gels, rinses, or protective treatments, with clear instructions on how to use them safely.
Next-step plan
Advice on what to expect over the next few days and when to check back if symptoms are not improving.
Available Now
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Who it's for
Who this service is for
For people with a sore inside the mouth who want practical advice and help choosing suitable treatments.
People with new mouth ulcers
If an ulcer has appeared recently and you want guidance on easing pain and supporting healing.
People with recurring ulcers
If ulcers keep coming back and you want to discuss patterns, possible triggers, and prevention tips.
People unsure if it is an ulcer
If you have a painful sore area in the mouth and want help understanding likely causes and next steps.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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