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PART 2: Cardinal Manifestations and Presentation of Diseases
SECTION 4   Disorders of Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat

e12 Atlas of Oral Manifestations of Disease
Samuel C. Durso / Janet A. Yellowitz

Figure e12-1  Gingival overgrowth secondary to calcium channel blocker use.
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Figure e12-2  Oral lichen planus.
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Figure e12-3  Erosive lichen planus.
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Figure e12-4  Stevens-Johnson syndrome—reaction to nevirapine.
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Figure e12-5  Erythematosus candidiasus under a denture (i.e., the patient should be treated for this fungal infection).
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Figure e12-6  Severe periodontitis.
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Figure e12-7  Angular cheilitis.
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Figure e12-8  Sublingual leukoplakia.
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Figure e12-9  A. Epulis (gingival hypertrophy) under denture. B. Epulis fissuratum.
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Figure e12-10  Traumatic lesion inside of cheek.
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Figure e12-11  Oral leukoplakia, subtype homogenous leukoplakia.
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Figure e12-12  Oral carcinoma.
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Figure e12-13  Healthy mouth.
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Figure e12-14  Geographic tongue.
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Figure e12-15  Moderate gingivitis.
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Figure e12-16  Gingival recession.
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Figure e12-17  Heavy calculus and gingival inflammation.
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Figure e12-18  Severe gingival inflammation and heavy calculus.
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Figure e12-19  Root cavity in presence of severe periodontal disease.
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Figure e12-20  Ulcer on lateral border of tongue—potential carcinoma.
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Figure e12-21  Osteonecrosis.
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Figure e12-22  Severe periodontal disease, missing tooth, very mobile teeth.
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Figure e12-23  Salivary stone.
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Figure e12-24  A. Calculus. B. Teeth cleaned.
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Figure e12-25  Traumatic ulcer.
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Figure e12-26  Fissured tongue.
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Figure e12-27  White coated tongue—likely candidiasis.
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