104 Mouth Sores, Skin Health & What Your Body Is Telling You

Mouth Sores, Skin Health & What Your Body Is Telling You

In this episode of The Wonder Tooth Podcast, Dr. Radwa Saad sits down with Dr. Erine Kupetsky, a board-certified dermatologist and founder of Wellness Dermatology, to explore mouth sores, their causes, symptoms, and treatment. They explain why mouth sores form on the tongue, gums, lips, cheeks, and roof of the mouth, and how oral infection, stress, braces, dentures, viral infection, and vitamin deficiency play a role.

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You will learn how to recognize symptoms of thrush in mouth, oral thrush on roof of mouth, and thrush in gums. The episode also reveals the powerful link between mouth sores and skin diseases such as lupus, psoriasis, lichen planus, Crohn’s disease, and autoimmune disorders. Dr. Kupetsky shares when mouth sores treatment at home works, when to use gels, creams, salt water rinse, baking soda, or mouthwash, and when mouth sores that won’t go away may signal serious conditions like mouth sores cancer, HIV, leukemia, or vitamin B12 deficiency. If you struggle with mouth sores from stress, recurring ulcers, or cold sores inside your mouth, this episode gives you expert, practical guidance you can trust.

• Mouth sores are common ulcers that affect people of all ages.
• They often appear as round, painful spots with a white or yellow center and a red border inside the mouth.
• They can show up on the tongue, gums, lips, cheeks, roof of the mouth, or under the tongue.

Causes of Mouth Sores

• Common mouth sores reasons include injury, stress, braces, dentures, viral infection, oral infection, vitamin deficiency, and certain foods.
• Some sores relate to cold sores inside your mouth, oral thrush, or yeast infection.
• Learn the symptoms of thrush in mouth, oral thrush on roof of mouth, and thrush in gums.
• Discover how mouth sores connect to skin diseases like lupus, psoriasis, lichen planus, Crohn’s disease, and autoimmune disease.
• Understand when mouth sores can signal serious conditions such as mouth sores cancer, mouth sores HIV, leukemia, or vitamin B12 deficiency.
• Find out why mouth sores from stress, mouth sores virus, and mouth sores from antibiotics are so common.
• Learn how long mouth sores take to heal and why mouth sores that won’t go away need medical care.
• Get expert tips on mouth sores treatment, mouth sores home remedy, salt water rinse, baking soda, gels, creams, and mouthwash.
• Learn safe care for mouth sores in kids, toddlers, pregnancy, and after dental work.
• Discover when mouth sores with fever, sore throat, joint pain, or fatigue need urgent evaluation.
• Understand the link between mouth sores and skin, gut, immune, and hormonal health.

Why This Episode Matters

• Most mouth sores heal in 10–14 days.
• A sore that lasts longer than 3 weeks needs professional evaluation.
• Early diagnosis can prevent serious complications.
• Oral and skin health are deeply connected.

Listen Now

Catch this powerful episode of The Wonder Tooth Podcast to learn how to recognize mouth sores symptoms, choose the right mouth sores remedy, and protect your oral and overall health.

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Connect with Dr. Erine Kupetsky,

Founder of Wellness Dermatology

638 Lawrenceville Rd, Lawrence Township, NJ 08648