Slides About Stomatitis Dental Disease

Stomatitis. Contents. Glossary Stomatitis Types of stomatitis. Glossary. Oral dysaesthesia- (burnos disiestezija) a painfula burning feeling in the mouth. Stomatitis is a. Cancer sores Cold sores. Canker sores. Aphthous ulcers Bale white or yellowish in color with a red outer ring. -14 days In more severe cases stomatitis can last up to 6 weeks. Small painful. -7 days. Causes. Biting the inside. Symptoms. Mouth ulcers Red patches Blisters Swelling Oral dysaesthesia. Diagnosis. Investigations include a physical examination. Dental mirror. Functions To view teeth, where visibility is difficult or impossible. Treatment. Topical treatment Topical corticosteroids- eliminate the symptoms. Prevention. Using an antiseptic and non-alcoholic mouthwash. Questions for discussion. What are two. Have you ever had one of these? Or maybe both? If you have a patient with stomatitis, what will you do? Treatment. Sources.

Glossary; Stomatitis; Types of stomatitis; Causes; Symptoms; Diagnosis; Dental mirror; Treatment; Prevention; Questions; Sources.

Oral dysaesthesia- (burnos disiestezija) a painfula burning feeling in the mouth. Over the ensuing years, BMS has been referred to as glossopyrosis, oral dysesthesia, sore tongue, stomatodynia, and stomatopyrosis. Canker- (opa) a gangrenous or ulcerous sore, especially in the mouth. A plant canker is a small area of dead tissue, which grows slowly, often over years.  Topical- (aktualus) designed for local application and action. In addition, articles were coded according to topical descriptors, based on a modified list. Sore – (žaizda, opa) a raw or painful place on the body. Your partner could pass the infection to you even if there are no painful sores. Cluster – (grupė) a group of similar things or people positioned or occurring closely together. The examples focus on the process of conducting a cluster analysis of transfer pricing.

Stomatitis is a condition defined as pain or inflammation of the mucous membrane of the mouth. Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS).