Mouth Diseases

Infezioni dentali e del cavo orale

2025/7 — pag. 443-446

Aftosi orale e bruxismo

Somma CE, Alfaro C, Acampora E.

2025/6 — pag. 392-394 — DOI

A 26-month-old girl presented with episodes of oral aphthosis associated with frequent night-time awakenings and sudden, intense crying. After having ruled out organic causes, she was sent to a neuropsychiatric evaluation that led to a diagnosis of a...

Quella strana pallina sulla guancia: un caso di mucocele orale

F. Forte

2016/8

Prevenzione delle patologie delle mucose oraliLinee Guida Nazionali per la promozione della salute orale e la prevenzione delle patologie orali in età evolutiva - Parte terza

Gruppo Ministeriale Linee Guida per la Promozione della Salute Orale e la Prevenzione delle Patologie orali in età evolutiva

2010/5 — pag. 302-305

Oral mucosal manifestations may be divided into white lesions, ulcers, neoproliferations and blue-red lesions. The aetiology may range from infections (fungi, viruses, TB, bacterial superinfection) to oral trauma, immunopathology, oncopathology and...

Aftosi orale ricorrente: una, nessuna, centomila

Gianluca Tornese, Ines L'Erario, Loredana Lepore, Giovanna Ventura, Federico Marchetti, Alessandro Ventura

2008/5 — pag. 291-299

Recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) (also referred as aphthae or canker sores) is a common disorder affecting up to 60-70% of the general population at any time. Usually, RAS is a well-defined clinical condition (recurrent painful ulcers confined t...