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September 10, 2025Jordan Medical JournalOpen Access

Intra-oral Mucosal Conditions In A Group of Edentulous Patients

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Sublingual varices were the most common oral mucosal condition, affecting 54.7% of participants, indicating significant prevalence.
Statistical analysis identified a notable association between smoking and increased oral mucosal conditions, especially hairy tongue and leukoedema.
Observations recorded from 161 edentulous patients revealed a variety of mucosal changes across demographics, with denture wearers at particular risk.
Findings highlight the need for regular mucosal evaluations in edentulous patients, especially those who smoke or use dentures.

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Observational analysis reveals high prevalence of oral mucosal conditions in edentulous patients, indicating possible links to smoking and denture use.

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Sartawi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1955c9b7b07f3a0619444 https://doi.org/10.35516/jmj.v59i4.1920

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Observational analysis reveals high prevalence of oral mucosal conditions in edentulous patients, indicating possible links to smoking and denture use.

Intra-oral Mucosal Conditions In A Group of Edentulous Patients

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