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Ever had those annoying little sores in the back of your mouth that make eating, drinking, and even talking a bit of a hassle? Yep, we’re talking about mouth ulcers —also known as canker sores. They’re common, but what causes them, and more importantly, how can you ease the pain and speed up recovery? Let’s dive in! What’s Causing Those Sore Spots? While there’s no single cause, a variety of factors can trigger mouth ulcers: Small Mouth Accidents: Accidentally biting your cheek, brushing too hard, or irritation from braces and dental work. Stress & Anxiety: High stress levels can weaken your immune system and lead to ulcers. Hormonal Changes: Women may experience mouth ulcers due to hormonal shifts during the menstrual cycle or pregnancy. Vitamin Deficiencies: Low levels of B12, folate, iron, or zinc can play a role. Food Sensitivities: Citrus fruits, spicy food, chocolate, coffee, and gluten may irritate sensitive mouths. Toothpaste Ingredients: Sodium lauryl sul...