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Where dermatology meets oral medicine

Dr Stephanie Gallard

BSc (Hons) Pharmacy, MBCHB, Dip Prac Derm, MSc Healthcare Management Dermatology GPSI for the Liverpool ICATS, Liverpool University FT Primary Care Dermatology Society Executive Committee member Primary Care Lead, National Teledermatology Roadmap Update, NHSE ORT

As we all know, dermatology is the branch of medicine concerned with the structure, functions and diseases of skin, hair and nails. Oral medicine, however, is the branch of dentistry concerned with the diagnosis and management of chronic and recurrent medically related disorders of the mouth, face and jaws. It involves the diagnosis and non-surgical management of those patients and, broadly speaking, is the specialty that interfaces between medicine and dentistry.

Dermatology in practice 2023; 29(3): 70–70
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