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Dental Update, 2011
A focus often exists in dental practice on the maintenance and management of the dentition and the periodontium, however, conditions of the oral mucosa and orofacial pain can cause significant problems for older patients. Oral mucosal conditions are more prevalent in older patients and many orofacial pain disorders, such as burning mouth syndrome and ...
McCreary, Christine +1 more
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A focus often exists in dental practice on the maintenance and management of the dentition and the periodontium, however, conditions of the oral mucosa and orofacial pain can cause significant problems for older patients. Oral mucosal conditions are more prevalent in older patients and many orofacial pain disorders, such as burning mouth syndrome and ...
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Oral medicine in practice: oral ulceration
British Dental Journal, 1989There are many causes of oral ulceration, but diagnosis should be relatively straightforward following an adequate history, examination and investigation. If the ulceration fails to respond to treatment, or has an unusual appearance, then an underlying systemic problem such as myeloproliferative disease or HIV infection has to be considered.
P J, Lamey, M A, Lewis
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Nederlands tijdschrift voor tandheelkunde, 2001
Oral medicine is the discipline in dentistry which deals with diagnosis and non-surgical treatment of lesions and diseases of the oral tissues, particularly those of a systemic, multiorgan or drug-induced nature. In the Netherlands, the oral and maxillofacial surgeon is usually the one who takes care of oral medicine.
van der Waal, I. +2 more
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Oral medicine is the discipline in dentistry which deals with diagnosis and non-surgical treatment of lesions and diseases of the oral tissues, particularly those of a systemic, multiorgan or drug-induced nature. In the Netherlands, the oral and maxillofacial surgeon is usually the one who takes care of oral medicine.
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British Dental Journal, 2017
Children have oral mucosal conditions and other head and neck medical problems which have both similarities and differences to those found in adults. This article highlights the common areas of oral medicine seen in children and notes where management of the condition in children may differ from that in adults.
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Children have oral mucosal conditions and other head and neck medical problems which have both similarities and differences to those found in adults. This article highlights the common areas of oral medicine seen in children and notes where management of the condition in children may differ from that in adults.
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2014
Contents. Bacterial infections of the mouth. Viral infections of the mouth. Oral candidosis (candidiasis). Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (ulcers). Vesiculo-bullous lesions—intraepithelial. Vesiculo-bullous lesions—subepithelial. White patches. Pigmented lesions of the mouth. Premalignant lesions. Oral cancer.
David A. Mitchell +2 more
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Contents. Bacterial infections of the mouth. Viral infections of the mouth. Oral candidosis (candidiasis). Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (ulcers). Vesiculo-bullous lesions—intraepithelial. Vesiculo-bullous lesions—subepithelial. White patches. Pigmented lesions of the mouth. Premalignant lesions. Oral cancer.
David A. Mitchell +2 more
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Primary Dental Care, 2000
This paper reviews some of the more important areas of oral medicine where significant advances have been made in the past decade. There have been developments in the definition of new entities causing orofacial pain, and new therapies. Oral cancer has been recognised as increasing in incidence and the genetic basis is becoming clearer, along with ...
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This paper reviews some of the more important areas of oral medicine where significant advances have been made in the past decade. There have been developments in the definition of new entities causing orofacial pain, and new therapies. Oral cancer has been recognised as increasing in incidence and the genetic basis is becoming clearer, along with ...
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The Oral Medicine of Tooth Wear
Australian Dental Journal, 2001This review illustrates, through a series of case histories, how oral medicine insights aid the diagnosis and management of patients with excessive tooth wear. The cases reviewed are drawn from the records of 500 southeast Queensland patients referred to the author over a 12 year period.
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Biomaterials for Oral Medicine
ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering, 2023Md Nurunnabi, Tejal A. Desai
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Abstract The oral medicine section includes for the reader both descriptions of and commentary on landmark papers in oral medicine. It covers the topics of oral epithelial dysplasia (including histological diagnosis, which is based on a graded assessment of architectural and cytological features), the inherent malignant potential ...
Philip Atkin, Barbara Carey
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Philip Atkin, Barbara Carey
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