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What is this and describe |
Herpes
Cold Sore” – caused by HSV, characterized by lesions that have a pre-lesion
sensation of burning and swelling prior to outbreak of lesions. Lesions begin as
Papules then form vesicles and then crust over. Lesion lasts 10-14 days.
Occurs in other areas of the body.
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Herpes
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Angular Chelitis
Softening of the fissures secondary to overuse, nutritional deficiency, mal fitting
dentures or no teeth. Often is secondarily infected with candida.
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Actinic Chelitis and Carcinoma
Actinic Cheilitis is a precursor to carcinoma. This thick eversion of the lip is caused
by sun exposure. Carcinoma presents as a scaly plaque or nodule. Any lesion
that is persistent should be suspected.
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Angioderma
Swelling of the mucous membranes, notice child’s lips. An allergic reaction
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Koplik Spots
Early sign of measles, occurs prior to the rash. Koplik spots appear as
grains of salt.
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Fordyce Spots
Yellowish spots, that are actually sebaceous glands
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Leukoplakia
Thick white patches, can be anywhere on the oral mucosa. THINK CANCER!
Area must be biopsied, not to confuse with oral candidiasis
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Gingivitis
If left untreated, gums and teeth can be destroyed. Proper oral hygiene
Is the best measure to follow.
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Gingival Hyperplasia
Interdental swelling, may be associated with pregnancy, puberty, medications,
And leukemia.
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Dental Caries
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Attrition of the teeth
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What is this and explain
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Erosion of the teeth
Destruction of the enamel, causing exposure of the dentin. Caused by
medications, recurrent vomiting, acidic foods (lemons).
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