leukoplakia pictures from chewing tobacco This image is of a chronic Bidi smoker with multiple lesions (homogeneous and heterogeneous) in his oral cavity. . . Oral Leukoplakia is a thickened, whitish or reddish-white skin patch caused Oral leukoplakia is a persistent

Oral leukoplakia is a persistent white patch inside the mouth that cannot be scraped off. It is commonly seen in: Tobacco users Gutka Supari users Chronic smokers Why Leukoplakia Lesion name : Oral Leukoplakia with Smoker's Melanosis Seen in : Patients with tobacco smoking habits Sites to check for : Inner side of the cheeks, surfaces of the tongue, under the Leukoplakia StoryMD

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