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Smoker's Melanosis Benign oral mucosal pigmentation seen in smokers Due to increased melanin production, not melanocyte number Clinical Diffuse brown macules patches Usually flat, irregular Most common Oral Pathology Clinical Case Can you identify this asymptomatic brown macule on the tongue of a 4 year old child? Swipe for the diagnosis and pathology breakdown. Follow for more clinical cases How to differentiate melanoplakia from malignant melanoma in the oral cavity of a patient with a history of smoking? COM Jan. 2008 Diagnosis UW School of Dentistry

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