Body Recurrent Herpes Simplex Primary and recurrent infection with herpes simplex virus (HSV-1 and HSV-2) can cause oral and/or genital lesions, although the majority
Body I found the article1 about the case of a brain abscess interesting, but the conclusion linking it to a dental cavity is irritatingly vague,
Body We read with interest the paper by Rashid et al.1 showing that the oral manifestations of celiac disease (CD) are a common finding and
Body Drs. Sylvie-Louise Avon and Hagen Klieb provided valuable information for oral health care providers in their recently published article1 on oral soft-tissue biopsy.
Body Download PDF Abstract Dental pain is a common complaint among the general population. Most pain is a result of traumatic injury or bacterial
Body View Letters related to this article Download PDF Download Appendix Abstract Proper management of an oral mucosal lesion begins with diagnosis, and
Body Abstract Metastasis of a tumour to the mandibular condyle is rare. We describe a case in which a patient presented with isolated condylar
Body A group of oral health researchers from across Canada recently earned a 5-year $2.1 million Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) team grant for a
Body A 67-year-old man with a history of oral lesions for at least 1 year presented for evaluation. He complained of “white” lesions, primarily on
Body Case Presentation A 48-year-old man was referred to our stomatology department by a general dental practitioner for evaluation of a painless soft tissue
Body View letters related to this article Abstract A primary molar dental abscess was implicated as the cause of a brain abscess in
Body ABSTRACT Breast carcinoma is the leading cause of cancer death in women. Metastatic tumours of the oral cavity arising from breast cancer (and
