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red and white lesion - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Faint white appearance, buccal mucosa, asymptomatic.
    - - Asymptomatic, No specific treatment
    - - Autosomal dominant disorder
  - - - Bilateral, faint, non-scrapable. Disappears with stretch.
    - - Asymptomatic, No specific treatment
    - - White appearance on buccal mucosa
  - - - Secondary filiform papillae, black appearance.
    - - Improved hygiene, Discontinuation
    - - Defective desquamation, papillae elongation
  - - - Geographic tongue, ectopic lesions.
    - - Symptomatic relief, Monitoring
    - - Asymptomatic migratory red patches
- - - - Smooth, leathery, homogeneous,
        non-homogeneous
    - - Eliminate predisposing factors,
        Conservative or surgical treatment
    - - White lesion, varying appearance
  - - - Burning sensation, excessive salivation,
        blanched mucosa
    - - Eliminate causative factors, Symptomatic relief, Surgical interventions (if severe)
    - - Fibrotic disease, mouth limitations
  - - - Asymptomatic, burning sensation (some cases)
    - - Biopsy for diagnosis, Aggressive interventions if carcinoma in situ
    - - Red lesion, potential malignancy
- - - - Degeneration, associated with drug use or diseases
    - - Discontinue drug, Treat underlying
    - - Mimics Lichen Planus, drug-associated
  - - - Reticular, papular, plaque-like,
        bullous, erythematous.
    - - Symptomatic, Corticosteroids, Surgery
    - - White lesion, immunologically induced
- - - - Granular, wrinkled, gray appearance, asymptomatic.
    - - Cessation, Monitoring
    - - White lesions from chewing tobacco
  - - - Wrinkled, grayish-white with red centers, not premalignant.
    - - Cessation, Monitoring
    - - Tobacco-related keratosis on palate
- - - - Same pattern as Lichen Planus, confined to contact sites.
    - - Identify, Avoid, Symptomatic relief
    - - Hypersensitivity to dental materials
  - - - Asymptomatic until ulcerated, non-keratotic white lesions.
    - - Identify, Avoid, Symptomatic relief
    - - Allergic reactions to dental materials
- - - - Pseudomembranous Candidiasis
        
        CF
        
        Acute: Soft, white patches;
        Chronic: Inflammation, erythema, pain
        
        TTT
        
        Eliminate predisposing factors, Antifungal topicals,
        Systemic therapy (ketoconazole)
        
        DEF
        
        Superficial infection, white plaque/flecks
      - Erythematous Candidiasis
        
        CF
        
        Antibiotic Sore Mouth: Red patches,
        minimal pseudomembrane
        
        TTT
        
        Treat underlying causes, Antifungal topicals if necessary
        
        DEF
        
        Atrophic candidiasis, red painful mucosa
    - - Denture Sore Mouth
        
        CF
        
        Clinical diagnosis,
        Etiology: Reduced dimension, deficiencies
        
        TTT
        
        Address causes, Topical antifungals if necessary
        
        DEF
        
        Lip commissure lesions
      - Median Rhomboid Glossitis
        
        CF
        
        Erythematous patch on tongue
        
        TTT
        
        Address chronic candidiasis,
        Antifungal treatment if necessary
        
        DEF
        
        Atrophic patch on dorsum of tongue
      - Denture Sore Mouth
        
        CF
        
        Inflammation in maxillary area
        
        TTT
        
        Address poorly fitting dentures
        
        DEF
        
        Inflammation due to poorly fitting dentures
  - - - Bilateral white lesions on tongue
    - - Address HIV, Antiviral treatment if necessary
    - - EBV-caused lesion in HIV patients
- - - - Roughness, whitish patches, erythema or ulceration.
    - - Behavioral interventions, Monitoring
    - - Irritation from repeated chewing
  - - - Rough surface, resolves in 2 weeks after removal.
    - - Removal of etiology, Monitoring
    - - White plaque due to mechanical irritation