Is this leukoplakia?

2025-11-16 12:17:17
Hey docs, saw this today. Showing it an attachment. Does this look like leukoplakia? Smoker for 4 years from 2020-2022= 3 a day 2024-2025 9 a day.
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Hello It doesn’t look like leukoplakia , but it’s better if you can visit the dentist

Answered2025-11-20 14:50:36

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No it's not leukoplakia, but smoking can cause other lesions, please consult an Oral Physican

Answered2025-11-19 09:32:05

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Hello. its not leukoplakia. But you need to quit smoking.This will be helpful for you.. you can visit near Dental clinic..

Answered2025-11-19 05:38:49

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It seems to be a traumatic keratosis (white patch due to repeated trauma) more than leukoplakia. Any sharp edges of adjacent teeth needs to be smoothened out and need to wait and wach.

Answered2025-11-19 03:30:50

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No it's not leukoplakia but it's seems like ulcer

Answered2025-11-18 08:11:36

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Hello This doesn't seem to be leukoplakia. This is caused due to tooth edges rubbing against the cheek. It would be better you quit smoking. Thankyou

Answered2025-11-18 05:40:04

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Smoking predisposes to leukoplakia . The pic is more consistent with Traumatic Frictional Keratosis. But ,it would be wise to get a biopsy done for definitive diagnosis, if it persists.
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Visit Dentist

Answered2025-11-18 05:25:36

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Hello No,it is not look like leukoplakia But u have to stop smoking else it ll  cause severe issue

Answered2025-11-18 02:51:24

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It's better to stop smoking because sooners or later it will create problems. At present it doesn't seems to be a leuko plakia but you should get it checked at once.

Answered2025-11-17 16:26:00

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Hello! Looks like ulcer.

Answered2025-11-25 02:55:58

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No, it doesn't seem like leukoplakia, It seems more like a traumatic / apthous ulcer.
Next Steps
visit a specialist oral & maxillofacial surgeon if the lesion doesn't resolve in the next 5 days, for a better clinical examination.
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stop smoking: will really help for a better health.

Answered2025-11-17 13:52:45

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