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Sores in corner of mouth appear again and again when your immune system is not at its optimum. Certain other factors such as constant stress, hormonal changes and poor dental hygiene, digestive disturbances is known to trigger sores in mouth as well as in its corners.
Patients that develop sores in the corners of their mouth may have a condition called angular cheilitis. Angular Cheilitis is also known as angular stomatitis or perleche. Angular cheilitis is a bacterial or fungus infection of the corners of the mouth. The areas usually are painful, looks red, inflamed, has cracked crusty skin and will not heal. Angular cheilitis often appears in the dry winter months where the skin can be dry and have cracks.