Mucosal Diseases
Mucosal Diseases – Diagnosis & Therapy
Changes in the oral mucosa are often harmless – but sometimes an important early warning sign. We carefully examine white or reddish patches, non-healing wounds and chronic inflammation, confirm the diagnosis with a biopsy and treat in a targeted way: with medication, by laser or microsurgically.
Mucosal diseases in the mouth can have many causes and require an accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment.
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Your benefits
- Aphthae & oral lichen planus
- Fungal infections (candidiasis)
- Leukoplakia & precancerous lesions
- Herpes infections
- Allergic reactions
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Frequently asked questions
When should I have a mucosal change examined?
White or reddish patches, non-healing wounds and chronic inflammation in particular should be examined carefully, as they can be an important early warning sign.
How is the diagnosis confirmed?
With 3D diagnostics and a biopsy we confirm the diagnosis and then treat in a targeted way – with medication, by laser therapy or with tissue-sparing surgery.
Which mucosal diseases are treated?
Among others, aphthae and oral lichen planus, fungal infections (candidiasis), leukoplakia and precancerous lesions, herpes infections as well as allergic reactions.
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