Redness of the buccal mucosa:
the reasons:
Chronic gingivitis is a major cause of redness of the gums.
- Simple stomatitis.
- Balagra: The sides of the tongue are acidic and may recently become red for a diet.
- Malabsorption: mucous membranes of the sun and red pudenda.
- Flat lichen.
- Diabetic disease in mucous membranes.
- The allergic conditions in mucus mucus resulting from mouthwashes, chewing gum, toothpastes and others.
Red Spot.
- Vascular and vascular tumors such as carcinoma.
- Wagner's granular disease.
- Sarcuma Kabuzi.
- The expansion of capillaries may be a manifestation of the expansion of family hemorrhagic haemorrhagic or systemic sclerosis or may be followed by radiotherapy.
Candidiasis.
- Flat lichen.
- Lupus erythema.
- Sarcoma Kabuzi may appear in the form of a smudge or a reddish or rosy creed.
- Vitamin deficiency, iron and pholite may occur red tongue.
- The geographical tongue may also appear as red spots.
the reasons:
Chronic gingivitis is a major cause of redness of the gums.
- Simple stomatitis.
- Balagra: The sides of the tongue are acidic and may recently become red for a diet.
- Malabsorption: mucous membranes of the sun and red pudenda.
- Flat lichen.
- Diabetic disease in mucous membranes.
- The allergic conditions in mucus mucus resulting from mouthwashes, chewing gum, toothpastes and others.
Red Spot.
- Vascular and vascular tumors such as carcinoma.
- Wagner's granular disease.
- Sarcuma Kabuzi.
- The expansion of capillaries may be a manifestation of the expansion of family hemorrhagic haemorrhagic or systemic sclerosis or may be followed by radiotherapy.
Candidiasis.
- Flat lichen.
- Lupus erythema.
- Sarcoma Kabuzi may appear in the form of a smudge or a reddish or rosy creed.
- Vitamin deficiency, iron and pholite may occur red tongue.
- The geographical tongue may also appear as red spots.
