Squishy Lip Bump? It Might Be a Mucocele (Mucous Cyst)
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Squishy Lip Bump? It Might Be a Mucocele (Mucous Cyst)
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Noticed a soft, squishy bump on your lip that looks like a bubble and won’t go away? It could be a mucocele (mucous cyst) — a common, harmless swelling caused by blocked or injured salivary glands, often after lip biting.
In this ,we explain:
- What a mucocele is
- Why it forms (and what triggers it)
- How it looks and feels
- When it goes away on its own
- Treatment options and when to see a dentist or oral specialist
If your lip bump keeps growing, keeps coming back, or becomes painful, it’s best to get it checked professionally.
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