Oral mucosal disorder-A demographic study

Kumar, Satish; Suhag, Ankit; Narwal, Anumeha; Kolay, Sumanta Kumar; Konidena, Arabinda; Sachdev, Arti Saluja

doi:10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_1034_19

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“…In the other study that comprised of 21,500 outpatients, the results were different. Oral disorders prevalence was higher in younger group: aged 31-50 years than in patients being 50 y/o and above [28].…”

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“…Other authors described the presence of this lesion in various degrees of prevalence: 2.85% [6], 3.1% [34] and only 0.5%, but twice more often in males [40]. In addition, Kumar highlighted the strong association of leukoplakia with the male gender [28]. In the South African population, leukoplakia was present in 19% [44].…”

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“…The higher OMLs frequency was related with the female gender. In Kumar et al, investigation prevalence, according to the gender, was reported to be higher in the male group [28]. In addition, Patil et al [7] and Splieth et al [6] described males as more frequently affected than females but without a significant difference.…”

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Prevalence and Characteristic of Oral Mucosa Lesions

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(1) Background: Oral mucosa lesions (OMLs) are diagnosed worldwide in any population, age or gender, but in varied prevalence. OMLs can be found in each site of the oral mucosa; for some of them, it is characteristic to have a bilateral/symmetrical or unilateral/nonsymmetrical mucosal manifestation. The knowledge about its prevalence in varied populations can be useful from a clinical point of view. The aim of this study is to assess the prevalence of OMLs in patients attending outpatient dental clinic; (2) Retrospective analysis of 2747 patients’ oral cavity medical charts, who referred to oral pathology outpatient clinic. The type of diagnosed oral lesion, sex and age were evaluated. p ≤ 0.05 was considered statistically significant; (3) Results: In this study, the overall prevalence of oral mucosal lesions was found to be higher in older than younger patients. In our study, the age median was the highest in patients with xerostomia, burning mouth syndrome, angular cheilitis and oral candidiasis. The youngest median age was observed in patients with aphthae, mucocele and gingival enlargement. The higher OMLs frequency was related with the female gender. (4) It is important for clinicians to be familiar not only with distinctive features, which sometimes may not be clear, but also with linking the occurrence of OMLs with the gender and age.

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“…В настоящее время социально-поведенческие факторы играют первостепенную роль в возникновении патологических процессов СОР и ККГ. Особое внимание авторов в работах обращено на наличие вредных привычек в анамнезе пациентов с болезнями мягких тканей полости рта, таких как курение и употребление алкоголя [9, 10, [43][44][45][46]. Так, высокая распространённость предраковых поражений в полости рта была связана с интенсивным употреблением табака в Словении и Индии [5, 11, 17], бетеля -в Индии [20], нюхательного табака -в Швеции [12].…”

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Epidemiological studies of the prevalence of the oral mucosa and the red lip border lesions

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Pervov³

et al. 2023

Kazan Med J

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The problems of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases of the oral mucosa and the red lip border remain one of the most relevant in modern dentistry. The review analyzes clinical and epidemiological studies of pathological conditions on the oral and lip mucosa. The role of risk factors in the occurrence of certain nosological groups of diseases of the mouth and lips is indicated according to the literature. The relationship between age-related regenerative features of the oral mucosa, as well as the presence of somatic diseases and the development of oral pathology is shown. The influence of local risk factors on the occurrence of lesions on the mucous membrane of the mouth and lips is described, among which injuries with dentures and poor oral hygiene come to the fore. The significance of social and behavioral determinants, such as smoking and alcohol consumption, in the occurrence of precancerous processes on the mucous membrane of the mouth and lips is reflected. Changes in the structure of the mucous membrane of the mouth and lips depending on the age and sex characteristics of patients are highlighted. In young people, glossitis (folded tongue, geographic tongue) and cheilitis (chronic lip cracks, meteorological cheilitis) occupied the leading positions among oral lesions. A high proportion of lesions in middle-aged people accounted for precancerous (lichen planus, leukoplakia) and neurogenic (glossalgia) processes. Prosthetic stomatitis and dermatosis (erythema multiforme exudative, lupus erythematosus, lichen planus) were more often noted in elderly, senile patients and centenarians. The importance of studying the incidence structure of the oral mucosa and lips in each age and sex group is emphasized in order to identify and assess the impact of potential risk factors, as well as to develop and improve regional preventive programs for maintaining dental health.

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Risk Factors for Oral Mucosal Diseases (Literature Review)

Yatsenko

Pervov

Черток

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Actual Problems in Dentistry

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Subject. A literature review was conducted on the most complex and poorly studied section of therapeutic dentistry – diseases of the oral mucosa. The object – literature search and analysis of current data on the study of risk factors affecting the development and aggravation of pathological conditions on the oral mucosa. Methodology. Scientific publications using library databases have been studied: Elibrary, PubMed, Google Scholar. The analysis of the information was carried out on 48 sources. Results. The role of risk factors in the development of pathological processes on the mucous membrane of the mouth is described. The influence of socio-behavioral determinants, such as smoking and alcohol consumption, on the occurrence of pathological, in particular, precancerous conditions in the oral cavity is indicated. Particular attention is paid to the traumatic component, among which injuries with dentures come to the fore, in the development of lesions on the oral mucosa. The significance of comorbid pathology in the occurrence of oral diseases is reflected. It was noted that among the leading positions in the development of dermatoses on the mucous membrane of the mouth are occupied by neurogenic conditions. Changes on the mucous membrane of the mouth in patients with vitamin-mineral imbalances in the body are illuminated. The relationship between the appearance of lesions on the oral mucosa and the environmental characteristics of the area of residence has been demonstrated. Conclusions. The importance of investigating oral mucosal diseases in a particular region is emphasized in relation to the influence of certain risk factors in order to develop and improve preventive programs for the preservation of dental health.

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Oral mucosal disorder-A demographic study

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Prevalence and Characteristic of Oral Mucosa Lesions

Prevalence and Characteristic of Oral Mucosa Lesions

Epidemiological studies of the prevalence of the oral mucosa and the red lip border lesions

Risk Factors for Oral Mucosal Diseases (Literature Review)

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