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Vesicle-Bullous Lesions, :, Source
dental and oral pathology for the…
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dental and oral pathology for the dental hygienist, third edition
by Leslie Delong and Nancy W. Burkhart
pages 247-270
Primary varicella (Chicken pox)
-etiology- causation of aging of primary varicella infection better known as chickenpox the dormant virus may be related to cause shingles
-method of transmission-Transmission occurs through airdrop it or direct contact with lesions
transmission occurs through airdrop it or direct contact with lesions highly contagious
-characteristics-Usually begin with sore throat andusually begin with sore throat and upper respiratory congestion. Vesicles formed push the light and then ulcers
-dental implications-Treatmentshould not proceed until the person is completely healed without any visible exudates
-treatment and prognosis- palliative care is suggested with topical preparations to relieve pruritustakes about 2 to 3 weeks to heal