Lip or mouth bump (mucocele) removal in Toronto with Fotona Laser

Gentle and effective mucocele removal

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What Is a Lip or Mouth Bump (Mucocele)?

A mucocele, commonly known as a lip or mouth bump, is a small, fluid-filled swelling that can appear inside the lips, under the tongue, or along the inner cheeks. It often develops when a salivary gland becomes blocked or injured, causing mucus to collect beneath the surface. While these bumps are usually harmless, they can become bothersome or make it uncomfortable to speak or eat if left untreated.

How Fotona Laser Helps Remove Mucoceles

At Dentistry on the Path, we use the Fotona laser to gently and precisely remove mucoceles. The laser vaporizes the bump without the need for traditional cutting or stitches, helping to protect surrounding tissue. This modern approach offers a quicker, more comfortable healing experience with minimal discomfort and downtime.

Fotona Laser for mucocele

Benefits of Laser Mucocele Removal

  • Minimally invasive – Reduced bleeding and swelling compared to conventional surgery.
  • Faster recovery – Most patients heal quickly and can return to normal activities the same day.
  • More comfort – The Fotona laser minimizes discomfort during and after the procedure.
  • Lower recurrence risk – The laser effectively seals the area, helping prevent the mucocele from coming back.

Before and After

Mucocele Toronto Before Dentistry on the Path

Before

Mucocele Toronto After Dentistry on the Path

After

When to See a Dentist

If you notice a small bump inside your mouth that hasn’t gone away after two weeks, it’s best to have it checked. Our dentist can examine and evaluate the area with biopsy and determine if it’s a mucocele or another oral lesion that needs treatment.

Book an Examination

Interested in learning more about mucocele removal in Toronto using the Fotona laser?
Contact Dentistry on the Path today to schedule your examination. We’ll assess your condition and create a treatment plan that ensures your comfort, safety, and long-term oral health.