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A and B: Smokeless tobacco keratosis in the left buccal mucosa, (B) Download Scientific Diagram Oral health consequences of smokeless tobacco use PMC This image is of a chronic Bidi smoker with multiple Leukoplakia lesions (homogeneous and heterogeneous) in his oral cavity. . . Oral Leukoplakia is a thickened, whitish or reddish white skin patch caused Smokeless Tobacco Keratosis New England Journal of Medicine leukoplakia homogeneous type Leukoplakia is a medical condition characterized by white patches or plaques on the mucous membranes of the mouth, tongue, or inside of the cheeks. These patches cannot be
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