Oral Medicine in Primary Dental CareOral Ulceration
Oral Medicine in Primary Dental Care: Oral Ulceration
Lewis, Michael A. O.; Lamey, Philip-John
2019-06-22 00:00:00
[Ulceration is probably the oral mucosal condition seen most frequently by general dental practitioners. It is almost always painful and therefore sufferers are prompt to seek advice. An important exception to this generalisation is the occurrence of oral squamous cell carcinoma, which is often painless in its early stages. Definitive diagnosis, which requires mucosal biopsy, is mandatory for any persistent area of oral ulceration.]
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Oral Medicine in Primary Dental CareOral Ulceration
[Ulceration is probably the oral mucosal condition seen most frequently by general dental practitioners. It is almost always painful and therefore sufferers are prompt to seek advice. An important exception to this generalisation is the occurrence of oral squamous cell carcinoma, which is often painless in its early stages. Definitive diagnosis, which requires mucosal biopsy, is mandatory for any persistent area of oral ulceration.]
Published: Jun 22, 2019
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