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Case presentation. Patient : a 22 years old soldier was referred to the oral medician department of Mashhad dental school. Pain and mouth sore during meals Gingival discoloration Aphtae With 5 months duration. Chief complaint. 2medical 1 dental visits during the past 5 months. history.
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Patient : a 22 years old soldier was referred to the oral medician department of Mashhad dental school
Pain and mouth sore during meals • Gingival discoloration • Aphtae • With 5 months duration. . . . . . . . Chief complaint
2medical 1 dental visits during the past 5 months history
First G.P: • Mouth wash chlorhexidin • Tetracyclin • Diphenhydramin Second G.P: • CBC • ESR • FBS • U1A • Trigliserid • thyroid Dentist : refer to dental school Si TIBC ferritin
Patient and his family didn’t have any systemical and infection’s diseases only he had 5 kg loose weight
Lower lip • linear or reticular pattern of keratosis (Wickham striae)
Lower vestibul • Reticular pattern of keratosis near the right mandibular canin
Lower vestibul • Reticular pattern of keratosis near the right mandibular canin
Rigthbuccalvestibul • Papular pattern of keratosis near the first and secound lower molar and a maplike ulcer near the canin
Left buccalvestibul • A maplike pseudomembranous and aphthouslike ulcer
Left buccalvestibul • Reticular pattern of keratosis from first premolar to the secound molar
palatal • Papular pattern of keratosis near the left first and secound molars on palatal
palatal • Papular pattern of keratosis near the right first and secound molars on palatal
Upper lip • Reticular pattern of keratosis
gingivae • Desquamative gingivitis from right maxilary canin to secound premolar
gingivae • Desquamative gingivitis near the left maxilary canin and first premolar
Erosive and keratotic lichen planus Lichh..en planuusss…!!!!
Lichen planus • Oral lichen planus (OLP) is a: • chronic inflammatory disease • bilateral white striations, papules, or plaques • on the buccal mucosa, tongue, and gingivae. • Erythema, erosions, and blisters may or may not be present
causes • autoimmune disease • unknown
Plaquelike oral lichen planus on the buccal mucosa on the left side
Reticular oral lichen planus on the buccal mucosa on the left side.
Wickham striae Fordyce granules
Lichenoeid reaction Lupus erythematosus Overlaps syndrom Differential diagnosis
Biopsy Tab dexamethasone Drop nystatin