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Symptoms
The symptoms of stomatitis vary depending on the cause and the severity of the inflammation. In general, the following are observed: • Redness and swelling of the oral tissues • Erosions and whitish deposits • Oral pain • Dry mouth or, conversely, hypersalivation • In severe cases, ulcers may appear, accompanied by bad breath and sometimes swollen lymph nodes.Causes
• Infections: bacterial (streptococci, gonococci, etc.), viral (Herpes simplex, measles, infectious mononucleosis), fungal (Candida albicans). • Nutritional deficiencies: for example, vitamin deficiencies, notably vitamin B12. • Trauma: dental injuries, ill-fitting dental prostheses. • Irritating or toxic substances: smoking, exposure to chemicals, reactions to certain medications (iatrogenic stomatitis). • Allergic reactions.Treatment
• Bacterial or fungal infection: topical or systemic antibiotics or antifungals. • Pain: analgesics and local anesthetics can be used to relieve pain. • Antiseptic mouthwashes: recommended to prevent superinfections. • Correction of aggravating factors: adjustment of dental prostheses, improvement of oral hygiene, treatment of nutritional deficiencies.# Pharyngitis # Gingivitis # Tonsillitis
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Stomatitis : les compléments classés par niveau de preuve
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