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Leukoplakia is a white patch or plaque that develops mainly on the oral mucosa (tongue, cheeks, gums, floor of mouth) and cannot be scraped off. It is often associated with tobacco use Smoking & Oral Lesions: Know the Risks Crossroads Dental Tobacco doesn't just stain teeth It creates lesions that may turn into CANCER. Every dental student must know these HIGH YIELD tobacco related oral lesions for INBDE & NEET MDS Leukoplakia A Case Series Smokeless Tobacco Induced Oral Premalignant Lesions Semantic Scholar ENGMale patient, 22 years old. Presents with a white plaque, non removable upon scraping, with irregular borders, asymptomatic, extending into the labial, alveolar mucosa and gingival. The patient mentions that he uses " A case report of oral nicotine associated keratosis and a review of oral mucosal changes in tobacco and similar products British Dental Journal

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