This image displays a mucocele inside the lip. This image displays a close-up of a mucocele. This image displays a mucocele with a slight bluish color. This image displays a very large mucocele. This image displays a bluish oral mucocele on the lower lip. This image displays a mucocele inside the mouth.
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Oral Mucocele  Teen information

Picture of Oral Mucocele: This image displays a mucocele inside the lip. Divider line
This image displays a mucocele inside the lip.
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Signs and Symptoms
Mucoceles usually occur on the lower lip and inner part of the cheek, as these are frequent areas of injury in the mouth, but they can occur anywhere inside the mouth. A mucocele typically is a single bump with a slight bluish or normal skin color, varying in size from 1/2 to 1 inch, and it is soft and painless. A mucocele may appear suddenly, while a mucus-retention cyst may slowly enlarge.
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Last Modified: 22 Dec 2008
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