Infectious Lesions
In this condition, patients have painful bleeding gums.
What is ANUG?
This is a name for an antiviral medication that can be used prophylactically for herpes lesions.
What is acyclovir?
This condition is the most common oral side effect of medications.
What is xerostomia?
This condition is common in about 20% of the population and is characterized by recurrent oral lesions.
What is recurrent aphthous stomatitis?
This condition has red centers and white margins and is located on the tongue.
What is geographic tongue?
This condition is common in children and can be life-threatening in rare instances.
What is primary herpes?
This medication is contraindicated in patients with herpes lesions.
What are corticosteroids?
Cholinergic agents like pilocarpine may cause this side effect.
What is increased saliva?
There are three types of canker sores and this is the most common.
What is minor?
This condition is caused by too much exposure to the sun on the lips.
What is actinic cheilitis?
ANUG is different than chronic periodontitis because of this symptom.
What is pain?
This is the name for an over-the-counter antiviral topical cream for herpes lesions.
What is Abreva?
This condition may occur if a patient has a hyperimmune response to gum, candy or toothpaste.
What is a hypersensitivity-type reaction?
This condition has a characteristic white lace-like pattern.
What is lichen planus
This condition is common in partially-erupted third molars.
What is pericoronitis?
This condition has cracks in corners of the mouth.
What is angular cheilitis?
If a patient has severe canker sores, this may be a recommended treatment.
What are systemic steroids?
Chlorhexidine rinse may cause this condition on the teeth.
What are extrinsic stains?
Patients with lichen planus may have oral lesions but it is categorized as this type of condition.
What is a skin condition?
This condition occurs when root surfaces are exposed.
What is root sensitivity?
80-90% of adults have been exposed to this virus.
What is herpes simplex virus?
This medication should be avoided in pregnant women and young children to avoid intrinsic stains.
What is tetracycline?
Calcium channel blockers may cause this gingival condition.
What is gingival enlargement?
Patients with recurrent aphthous stomatitis are usually this age.
What is 20 years and older?
One of the best treatments for this inflammatory condition is good oral hygiene.
What is stomatitis?