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Causes of Oral Ulcers from Trauma by Novita Indah Pratiwi is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses traumatic injuries that can cause solitary ulcers in the oral mucosa. It describes different types of physical, thermal, and chemical trauma that can directly damage the mucosa and cause ulceration. Thermal injuries from hot foods/beverages or dental instruments are more common than electrical burns. Chemical trauma can be from medications placed directly in the mouth or from mouthwashes/oral products used improperly. Vascular injuries like necrotizing sialometaplasia or vasculitis c
- Author
- Novita Indah Pratiwi
- Language
- EN