white lesions of oral cavity

1. White lesions of oral cavity
 KAUSTUBH SINGH

2. WHITE LESIONS
 O Leukoplakia
 O Hairy leukoplakia
 O Lichen planus
 O Lichenoid reactions
 O Linea alba
 O Nicotinic stomatitis
 O Uremic stomatitis
 O Cinnamon contact stomatitis
 O Chemical burn
 O Candidiasis
 O Chronic biting
 O Geographic tongue
 O Hairy tongue
 O Furred tongue
 O Materia alba of the gingiva
 O Fordyce’s granules
 O Leukoedema
 OWhite sponge nevus
 O Dyskeratosis congenita
 O Pachyonychia congenita
 O Focal palmoplantar and oral
 mucosa hyperkeratosis syndrome
 O Papilloma
 OVerrucous carcinoma
 O Squamous-cell carcinoma
 O Skin and mucosal grafts
 O Epithelial peeling

3. Leukoplakia
Homogenous leukoplakia Speckled leukoplakia

4. Hairy leukoplakia

5. Lichen planus
Reticular form Papular form

6. Lichen planus
Hypertrophic form Pigmented form

7. Lichenoid reaction

8. Lichenoid reaction
Due to amalgam Due to allopurinol

9. Nicotinic stomatitis.

10. Linea alba

11. Uremic Stomatitis

12. Cinnamon Contact Stomatitis

13. Chemical Burn
Phenol burn. Aspirin burn.

14. Candidiasis
Pseudomembranous
candidiasis
Chronic mucocutaneous
candidiasis

15. Chronic biting

16. Geographic Tongue

17. Hairy Tongue

18. Furred tongue.

19. Materia alba accumulation.

20. Fordyce’s granules

21. Leukoedema

22. White sponge nevus

23. Dyskeratosis congenita,

24. Pachyonychia Congenita

25. Focal palmoplantar and oral
mucosa hyperkeratosis
syndrome:

26. Papilloma

27. verrucous carcinoma

28. squamous-cell carcinoma,

29. Skin graft presenting as a
white plaque on the lateral
border of the tongue.

30. Mucosal peeling.