A Case Series-Smokeless Tobacco Induced Oral Premalignant Lesions
Pooja B. Muley, Lata Kale, Sonia Kaur Sodhi & Vishwas Kadam · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Medicine and Health · 2018
Wide spectrum of oral mucosal lesions can be caused by tobacco in any form. Tobacco use causes an array of changes in the oral cavity, from mucosal pigmentation to thickening, ulceration of the epithelium. Oral cancer and other oral mucosal lesions such as tobacco induced keratos...
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