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Marianne L Dobson1, Alyson Brown2, Elizabeth D Theaker1
1Oral Medicine Department Dundee Dental Hospital & School Dundee UK.
Clinical Case Reports
|March 26, 2021
Abstract:
This case report aims to increase awareness that lichen nitidus may affect the mouth and therefore supports multidisciplinary management, particularly between dermatologists and dental professionals.
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