What to look for after you say ‘Open wide’: A guide to examination of the oral cavity: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 93, No 7

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Abnormal conditions of the oral cavity can have a significant impact on overall health, yet during many ostensibly complete physical examinations, the area is given only a perfunctory glance. Drs Thomas and Bender present guidelines for systematic, comprehensive evaluation of the oral cavity and provide case reports and figures to illustrate typical important findings.

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