Leuko means white and plakia means patch. So, leukoplakia is the formation of thick white patches on the oral surfaces such as cheeks, tongue and gums. This condition is non cancerous but carries a risk of turning cancerous in the future. They are directly associated with tobacco use.
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Leukoplakia - Types, Causes, Risk Factors, Diagnosis, and Treatment
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