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Clinical photograph of leukoplakia at the angle of the mouth Download Scientific Diagram Smokeless Tobacco Risks for Teeth & Gums A and B: Smokeless tobacco keratosis in the left buccal mucosa, (B) Download Scientific Diagram Leukoplakia , Leukoplakia is a white patch or plaque that forms inside the mouth and cannot be scraped off. It is commonly linked to tobacco use, alcohol, or chronic irritation and is considered a Leukoplakia UM Health Sparrow
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