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Oral Diseases, 2018
Oral Medicine has been a specialty at the cross‐roads of medicine and dentistry, not entirely recognized as a specialty by organized dentistry (at least in the US), and not embraced by medicine. This study makes a case for its place as a specialty of Medicine.
Andrew I Spielman
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Oral Medicine has been a specialty at the cross‐roads of medicine and dentistry, not entirely recognized as a specialty by organized dentistry (at least in the US), and not embraced by medicine. This study makes a case for its place as a specialty of Medicine.
Andrew I Spielman
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Oral Diseases, 2011 Objectives: (i) To define the current state of oral medicine clinical practice internationally, and (ii) to make recommendations for future modeling of the practice of oral medicine.
P Shirlaw +2 more
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Glucocorticosteroids and oral medicine
Journal of Oral Pathology & Medicine, 1984The article deals with the use of glucocorticosteroids in the treatment of the oral manifestations of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), Disecid Lupus Erythematosus (DLE), Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) in the temporomandibular joint, Pemphigus Vulgaris, Pemphigoid, Erythema Multiforme Exudativum (EME), Lichen Plaints (LP), and Recurrent Aphthous ...
A, Pedersen, B, Klausen
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Dermatologic Clinics, 2003
A thorough examination of the oral mucosa can provide helpful clues toward making a diagnosis in a number of developmental, neoplastic, inflammatory, and infectious conditions. A number of oral lesions seen in infants and children are benign and of no medical significance.
Patricia M, Witman, Roy S, Rogers
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A thorough examination of the oral mucosa can provide helpful clues toward making a diagnosis in a number of developmental, neoplastic, inflammatory, and infectious conditions. A number of oral lesions seen in infants and children are benign and of no medical significance.
Patricia M, Witman, Roy S, Rogers
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Controversies in Oral Medicine
Dental Clinics of North America, 1990This article reviews two conditions commonly seen in oral medical practice. Aphthous ulceration and lichen planus are two very perplexing problems with controversies about etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, management, and, in the case of lichen planus, malignant potential.
A J, Drinnan, S L, Fischman
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BMJ, 2006
Abstract The European perspective on Dental Education is specified in a document known as the Dental Directives document 78/687/EEC. Since its appearance, a more focused and competency-based document has been produced by the Advisory Committee on the Training of Dental Practitioners (ACTDP), and this covers undergraduate competencies in ...
Aira Lahtinen +14 more
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Abstract The European perspective on Dental Education is specified in a document known as the Dental Directives document 78/687/EEC. Since its appearance, a more focused and competency-based document has been produced by the Advisory Committee on the Training of Dental Practitioners (ACTDP), and this covers undergraduate competencies in ...
Aira Lahtinen +14 more
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Dental Update, 2007
This invited article offers dentists and dental care professionals an understanding of the most appropriate and effective way of referring patients for specialist care in oral medicine, hence enabling them to offer more effective care to patients, as well as avoiding misunderstandings.
Crispian, Scully, Stephen R, Porter
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This invited article offers dentists and dental care professionals an understanding of the most appropriate and effective way of referring patients for specialist care in oral medicine, hence enabling them to offer more effective care to patients, as well as avoiding misunderstandings.
Crispian, Scully, Stephen R, Porter
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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 ...
McCreary, Christine +1 more
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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.
van der Waal, I. +2 more
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