AI Article Synopsis
- Ulcerated and inflammatory lesions in the mouth are common and require a thorough patient medical and social history for accurate diagnosis.
- Key factors to consider include the patient's habits, duration, location, focus of the lesions, and any associated symptoms.
- The article covers various types of oral lesions, including their clinical features, management strategies, and histopathological characteristics.
Article Abstract
Ulcerated and inflammatory lesions of the oral mucosa are not rare. A detailed patient medical and social history including habits and abuses, as well as the duration, location, focality and presence, or lack of local and/or systemic symptoms is critical in establishing a proper diagnosis. This article discusses the clinical presentation, management, and histopathologic characteristics of a variety of ulcerative and inflammatory lesions seen in the oral cavity.
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