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What are these marks?
Leave the pigmentation part, it might be physiological but what are these crack like marks on them? Which seems a little reddish with. Depression? The entire area is keratanised as well, when my teeth touches that area cheek feels rough, are those lichenoid reaction marks? Or is it due to any infection? I wanted to grt an biopsy for confirmation but 2-3 dentists here said no need to do..
Is it dysplasia? M scared
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Hello dear
Please be calm
I suggest you to please share history for any habit,trauma or recent infection.you already had a clinical checkup with two dentists so I suggest you to please elaborate the history for right diagnosis.for further details you can consult me
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Could you give a detailed description if there's any habit history?
Or any medication history?
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Seems like xerostomia (dry mouth). Consult an oral medicine specialist.
Till then watch this video for more clarification.
https://youtu.be/vskmykv-tpu
Hope you'll find this given video helpful.
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apply medicated glycerine gel over this and get punch biopsy done if you dont get relief in 1 week.
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