Oral Precanerous Lesions are Too Common

Oral precancerous lesions are one of the most common lesions in the world today. They are often overlooked by the public compared to cancerous lesions. However, if you leave untreated in the early stages of the disease, they are very fatal and can become cancer. Early detection and treatment provide the best opportunity for healing. Current inspection and diagnostic methods are based on laboratory tests, histopathologic evaluation of biopsies, and molecular methods.

Lesions of the oral mucosa, tongue, lips, bone structure and salivary glands caused by some common gastrointestinal disorders diagnosed in our department are highlighted. These lesions can cause severe discomfort to the patient. In some cases, it can cause great damage to teeth and periodontal tissues, and even lead to premature tooth loss. Therefore it is important to properly recognize and manage verbal performance. Purpose of the article The purpose of this study was to evaluate the incidence of oral symptoms of various gastrointestinal (GI) diseases diagnosed in patients admitted to our department and advise on the relevance to them. Current medical practice reviews include chronic gastritis, gastric ulcer, gastric cancer, chronic liver disease, gall bladder and biliary tract disease, and chronic pancreatitis

It is not uncommon for various general conditions to be associated with oral lesions. This is especially true for gastrointestinal disorders. Often, oral disease is the first clinical manifestation of gastrointestinal disease. These oral diseases include changes in taste and salivation, changes in mouth, changes in the mucous membranes of the tongue and lips, and bone structures that must be well known to the primary care physician and dentist if the patient is accepted It is characterized by change. Appropriate diagnosis and referral treatment. After interdisciplinary research, these patients are recommended for examination and follow-up; this includes concrete treatment of oral exam, patient guidance and oral lesions.

* Oral lesions showing white spots on white spot disease, cheeks, gums or tongue. It is usually seen by smokeless tobacco users. Leukoplakia disease can be a precancerous lesion that may turn into oral cancer. Approximately 75% of smokeless tobacco users suffer from leukoplakia everyday. (American Cancer Society) * The amount of nicotine in smokelist tobacco smoker addicts is 2 to 3 times that of smoking. (National Cancer Institute) Note: Although it is not considered to be the main cause of tobacco-related malignant tumors, nicotine is a cause of addiction to tobacco products and long-term use.