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Ulcer is defined as loss of epithelial layers. Ulcers preceded by blisters (vesicles or bullae) that shows the separation of epithelial tissue. Ulcerative lesions commonly encountered in patients with oral health problems. Although many ulcer lesions that have similar clinical Tampakan, but its etiology include blisters on lips a wide range of disorders, including diseases that are reactive, infectious, immunologic, and neoplasms.
Ulcer is a soft tissue lesion that appears most frequently. Most are caused by minor mechanical trauma and the effects of causal relationships that are usually easily seen. Largely as a result of unintentional injury and is generally seen in the region are most easily abraded and wedged between the teeth, such as lower lip, tongue, and buccal mucosa.
Which include direct physical trauma is trauma bite, the results of malocclusion, a denture blisters on lips that does not fit in the mucosa, the edge of the plate denture or orthodontic tooth brushing and flossing too hard, patient bad habits like biting the cheek or lip, and piercing in the oral cavity.
Traumatic ulcers on the anterior or ventral tongue area due natal baby teeth called Riga-Fede Disease. These ulcers are chronic, with histopathologic called eosinophilic ulceration blisters on lips (granuloma traumatic, traumatic blisters on lips ulcerative granuloma with stromal eosinophilia [TUGSE], eosinophilic granuloma of the tongue).
In the general conditions, lesions may be self-induced due to bad habits, and on condition there are some psychological problems. This condition is called factitial injuries that are usually difficult to be diagnosed and treated for clinical Tampakan confusing, especially if no cause is suspected to be self-induced. Consultation blisters on lips with a psychologist may be needed to address these issues.
Traumatic ulcers can also be iatrogenic (caused by medical practitioners who are less cautious, due to medical treatment, or as a result of diagnostic procedures). Of course, pay attention to the soft tissues of the oral cavity that is fragile is essential in dental care. Excessive tissue blisters on lips manipulation in dental care can cause lesions in soft tissues which should be avoided. Ulcers that can arise disebkan blisters on lips by making the rest of the cotton roll is attached, vacuum pressing salivary mucosal, or soft tissue and mucosa are exposed inadvertently rotary instrument. blisters on lips
Thermal injury blisters on lips include trauma electrical burns are usually found in children who accidentally swallow the power cord. Source of thermal injury is more often derived from food or hot drinks, blisters on lips such as coffee or melted cheese on pizza, and usually there are ulcers on the palate. In addition, thermal injury can also occur in iatrogenic, ie that the instrument overheating mucosa. More severe blisters on lips effects occur in mucous anesthetized, because the patient can not feel pain in mucosal contact with the instrument.
The chemicals also can cause ulceration in the oral cavity due to acid-base properties and the ability to act as a local irritant and allergic contact. Ulceration due to these chemicals can be either self-induced blisters on lips or iatrogrnik. One example is aspirin burns. When asetylsalicylic acid applied directly to the patient's mucosa in an effort to relieve toothache, burn or koagualtif mucosal necrosis appear. Expansion of the lesion depends on the duration and amount of aspirin to be applied. Many drugs are circulated to cure toothache, aphthous ulcers, blisters on lips and pain reliever blisters on lips use of denture can damage the oral mucosa when used carelessly. Drug cavities, particularly those containing phenol, may cause iatrogenic ulcers. Dental etching materials can result in oral mucosal burn. Endodontic treatment and bleaching procedure that uses a strong oxidizing substance such as hydrogen peroxide 3o% can also cause mucosal blisters on lips burn. The use of tooth impression material such as wax, hydrocolloid, mauapun blisters on lips dental compound, sodium perborate and turpentine blisters on lips are not careful can also cause ulcers intraoral.
Intraoral ulcers also typically appears during the process kancer blisters on lips radiation therapy for head and neck area. Malignancy (most commonly squamous cell carcinoma) requires a large dose of radiation (60-70 Gy). Ulcers always appear in areas highlighted by the radiation beam
Lecture notes Endodonsia Forensic Science Dentistry Conservative Dentistry Oral Medicine Oral Biology Pedodonsia Periodonsia Public Health Ebook Prosthodontics Oral Surgery Dental Anatomy Dental Materials Endodonsia Conservation Forensic Medical Pharmacology And Oral Medicine Oral Pathology Periodontology Prosthodontics Radiology Orthodonsia Pedodonsia Islamic View of Dentistry Dental Health
Ulcer is defined as loss of epithelial layers. Ulcers preceded by blisters (vesicles or bullae) that shows the separation of epithelial tissue. Ulcerative lesions commonly encountered in patients with oral health problems. Although many ulcer lesions that have similar clinical Tampakan, but its etiology include blisters on lips a wide range of disorders, including diseases that are reactive, infectious, immunologic, and neoplasms.
Ulcer is a soft tissue lesion that appears most frequently. Most are caused by minor mechanical trauma and the effects of causal relationships that are usually easily seen. Largely as a result of unintentional injury and is generally seen in the region are most easily abraded and wedged between the teeth, such as lower lip, tongue, and buccal mucosa.
Which include direct physical trauma is trauma bite, the results of malocclusion, a denture blisters on lips that does not fit in the mucosa, the edge of the plate denture or orthodontic tooth brushing and flossing too hard, patient bad habits like biting the cheek or lip, and piercing in the oral cavity.
Traumatic ulcers on the anterior or ventral tongue area due natal baby teeth called Riga-Fede Disease. These ulcers are chronic, with histopathologic called eosinophilic ulceration blisters on lips (granuloma traumatic, traumatic blisters on lips ulcerative granuloma with stromal eosinophilia [TUGSE], eosinophilic granuloma of the tongue).
In the general conditions, lesions may be self-induced due to bad habits, and on condition there are some psychological problems. This condition is called factitial injuries that are usually difficult to be diagnosed and treated for clinical Tampakan confusing, especially if no cause is suspected to be self-induced. Consultation blisters on lips with a psychologist may be needed to address these issues.
Traumatic ulcers can also be iatrogenic (caused by medical practitioners who are less cautious, due to medical treatment, or as a result of diagnostic procedures). Of course, pay attention to the soft tissues of the oral cavity that is fragile is essential in dental care. Excessive tissue blisters on lips manipulation in dental care can cause lesions in soft tissues which should be avoided. Ulcers that can arise disebkan blisters on lips by making the rest of the cotton roll is attached, vacuum pressing salivary mucosal, or soft tissue and mucosa are exposed inadvertently rotary instrument. blisters on lips
Thermal injury blisters on lips include trauma electrical burns are usually found in children who accidentally swallow the power cord. Source of thermal injury is more often derived from food or hot drinks, blisters on lips such as coffee or melted cheese on pizza, and usually there are ulcers on the palate. In addition, thermal injury can also occur in iatrogenic, ie that the instrument overheating mucosa. More severe blisters on lips effects occur in mucous anesthetized, because the patient can not feel pain in mucosal contact with the instrument.
The chemicals also can cause ulceration in the oral cavity due to acid-base properties and the ability to act as a local irritant and allergic contact. Ulceration due to these chemicals can be either self-induced blisters on lips or iatrogrnik. One example is aspirin burns. When asetylsalicylic acid applied directly to the patient's mucosa in an effort to relieve toothache, burn or koagualtif mucosal necrosis appear. Expansion of the lesion depends on the duration and amount of aspirin to be applied. Many drugs are circulated to cure toothache, aphthous ulcers, blisters on lips and pain reliever blisters on lips use of denture can damage the oral mucosa when used carelessly. Drug cavities, particularly those containing phenol, may cause iatrogenic ulcers. Dental etching materials can result in oral mucosal burn. Endodontic treatment and bleaching procedure that uses a strong oxidizing substance such as hydrogen peroxide 3o% can also cause mucosal blisters on lips burn. The use of tooth impression material such as wax, hydrocolloid, mauapun blisters on lips dental compound, sodium perborate and turpentine blisters on lips are not careful can also cause ulcers intraoral.
Intraoral ulcers also typically appears during the process kancer blisters on lips radiation therapy for head and neck area. Malignancy (most commonly squamous cell carcinoma) requires a large dose of radiation (60-70 Gy). Ulcers always appear in areas highlighted by the radiation beam
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