Evolución de lesiones estomatológicas de origen traumático una vez retirado el agente causal
Dental elements altered in their morphology or position affect the oral mucosa through repeated trauma. This is related to the presence of lesions of the oral mucosa. This traumatic mucosal impact sustained chronically over time, with other habits such as smoking, alcohol consumption, presence...
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| Publicado en: | Revista de la Facultad de Odontología |
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| Sumario: | Dental elements altered in their morphology or position
affect the oral mucosa through repeated trauma. This
is related to the presence of lesions of the oral mucosa.
This traumatic mucosal impact sustained chronically
over time, with other habits such as smoking, alcohol
consumption, presence of HPV, may be related to the
development of oral cancer.
A high percentage of leukoplakias, traumatic ulcerations,
hyperplasias and granulomas, respond to the presence
of, malposition of teeth, overflow reconstructions, acute
cusps, fractured elements, caries, open cavities, surfaces
without polishing, improper or inadequate prosthesis,
supragingival calculus, among others. Remission of oral
lesions occurs with corrective dental treatment and
specific mucosal treatment. The smoking habit negatively
affects the healing time of the lesions. |
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