If you get the cracks on the corners of your mouth, the nose and other body parts with some of them ulcerated also, this article will briefly explain and elaborate about it, ulcerated mouth causes and treatment.
There are several opinions about the cause of ulcerated mouth and also other body parts.
First, that is usually a sign of a B vitamin deficiency.
Candidiasis prevents absorption of a lot of vitamins & nutrients.
Second, it is still uncertain that this is part of candida, but people have heard that a lack of certain vitamins in the body can cause this to happen.
Many people also think it is Vitamin C (not B).
This was happening a few years back to one of my friends.
She increased her vitamin intake and eventually it went away.
It may also be a strain of the herpes virus.
Tea tree oil has been very good candidate to cure ulcerated mouth, because it has received many positive feedbacks from people who have used it to treat ulcerated mouth (and also on body parts).
Tea Tree Oil is usually found in health food stores or health products sections of mainstream stores.
It's also been around long enough that it should be readily available.
Just dab a little of your acne spots and it will help.
In this case, apply it to those cracks at the corner of the mouth.
For mouthwash, someone told me they use two drops for a mouthful of water (I don't believe you are supposed to swallow it, although it is fine in your mouth).
Tea Tree oil is also good for cleansing your toothbrush and keeping it relatively bacteria free.
Put a few drops of the oil in a cup of water and soak your toothbrush in it for about 30 minutes.
Professionals say you should really change-out your brush once a month, but I soak my toothbrush once a week and I'm able to stretch that out to a couple of months.