Burning mouth syndrome: a review on diagnosis and treatment.
E C Coculescu, Andra-Victoria Radu, B I Coculescu
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E C Coculescu, Andra-Victoria Radu, B I Coculescu
Abstract
Burning mouth syndrome (BMS) is defined as a chronic pain condition characterized by a burning sensation in the clinically healthy oral mucosa. It is difficult to diagnose BMS because there is a discrepancy between the severity, extensive objective pain felt by the patient and the absence of any clinical changes of the oral mucosa. This review presents some aspects of BMS, including its clinical diagnosis, classification, differential diagnosis, general treatment, evolution and prognosis.
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Burning mouth syndrome (BMS) is defined as a chronic pain condition characterized by a burning sensation in the clinically healthy oral mucosa. It is difficult to diagnose BMS because there is a discrepancy between the severity, extensive objective pain felt by the patient and the absence of any clinical changes of the oral mucosa. This review presents some aspects of BMS, including its clinical diagnosis, classification, differential diagnosis, general treatment, evolution and prognosis.
Key concepts: Burning mouth syndrome, Medicine, Burning Sensation, Differential diagnosis, Oral mucosa, Sensation, Dermatology, Pathology