Could I have so advice/reassurance about this weird thing in my mouth?

[Virond4w]

I'm pretty sure it's my health anxiety working itself up again, I've been to the dentist twice in the past month and it was never picked up upon, I'm not sure if he noticed but again that's a hallmark anxiety feature that you believe tests or experts miss things etc.

Would be nice to hear that this is a normal thing that maybe most people have? Not sore or anything just looks like a tiny white patch with a smaller one next to it

[Agora1]

Hi Virond4w, I am not a dentist but surely, if there was something abnormal in your mouth, your dentist would have followed up on it.

This is the problem when we have Health Anxiety. Even if we get confirmation

that everything is okay, we still don't believe. Then come the "what if's" What if

he missed it, what if it's something serious...and of course the more we focus on

something, the more concerned we get which prompts our anxiety to grow.

The fact that it doesn't hurt to begin with makes me wonder how you found that

area of concern to you? There's only one way and that is you were looking for trouble.

(as they say). I hope you settle down soon and if you can't, please give your dentist

a call. He is the professional xx

[Veteran250]

Dear Virond4w

Check out Google Search by typing in “What are small white spots in the mouth” you may get some answers there….

[Agora1 in reply to Veteran250]

Could be canker sores, very common xx

[Ironj in reply to Veteran250]

Dr Google is a terrible recommendation. It will give you the worst case. See a Dr if your concerned

[Kam360]

Hi Sweetie! I have a similar issue!! and Agora is right....we were looking for trouble and now the both of us fear the worst. When we have check ups ( this is the rational part of my brain speaking by the way) the also check for oral problems.....even the C word. If there was a problem it would be dealt with. I have a yellowy/creamy coloured spot lower near my tongue. I check it everyday...no change. I try and rationalise it all the time. My mind tells me different, but I'm working on it. I'll beat it eventually. Love and hugs, you're not alone.😘😘🤗🤗

[KathleenW]

Looks like tonsil stones to me. I get them all the time