Common injuries red mouth (part 1)
Mechanical trauma, the coating Oral produce a variety of clinical lesions, depending on the nature and circumstances of the crime. Three common red, flat lesions in the mouth are:
The red spots and erosion,
Spot Purpura, and
The phase of granulomatous inflammatory hyperplasia.
Traumatic red spots, produced by a low grade, chronic injury. If the trauma is compounded, the lesions are open wounds. Common Causecontain sharp edges of teeth, poor dental restoration and poorly equipped. Self-inflicted trauma such as cheek biting or other habits can also cause traumatic erythematous patches.
The red color of the lesion is usually the result of an increased flow of blood in underlying tissue. The loss of some or covering the skin has developed on the measures of color, a membrane thickness of the dark red base, while some colors transmitted through a thinone. The degree of redness and partly by the size of the pigment hemoglobin, which in the area and the extent of their oxygen supply. Red lesions often have a thin skin that expands and includes many ships jammed, and, consequently, have become heavily bleeding after minimal trauma.
A red color may also provide the substance of a second pigment melanin. This color can be from light brown to reddish-brown to bluish black. The brown color is seenrare lesions in the production of melanin.
Usual places of red spots on the front and sides of the tongue, floor of mouth, the back of the palate, cheek surfaces, and her lips wet. Stains may be significant variations in the intensity of the color red. The size of the red zone corresponds almost exactly to the size of the agent traumatic. The edges of the lesions is not well defined in the rule. Symptoms can vary from mild irritation in a significantPain. Pathogen is usually measured with both the history of the oral test. The disease usually clears quickly when the cause is removed, but if the lesion is located on the tongue, it can take several weeks to heal, and surface pink. Because of this change is mainly inflammatory, may pale when digital pressure is used.
There are many changes in the mouth that similar clinical presentations. Thus if a red lesionin your mouth, you must provide your dentist. Your dentist will help you determine if the lesion is:
traumatic erythematous patch
Purpura, instead of oral sex
palatal bruising due to a severe coughing or severe vomiting,
Macular hemangioma,
atropic candidiasis,
Mononucleosis and histoplasmosis,
Herpangina,
Erythroplakia and
Squamous cell carcinoma.
If you are diagnosed with a red spot, you must identify your dentist and remotemechanical stimuli immediately. The procedure may include smoothing the sharp edges of broken teeth replace defective fillings, teeth correction with circles and ill-equipped to accommodate prostheses. Their status will then be kept under observation until they disappeared. Healing is usually in 3 or 4 days. If the disease does not disappear in 10 days, should further clarification. A biopsy may be performed to rule out more serious diseases like Erythroplakia, squamous cellcarcinoma cells, and fungal infections such as candidiasis and histoplasmosis.