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My oral biopsy came back with mild chronic inflammation and squamous mucosa. i do wear dentures and have no smoked in 4 years. what does this mean?
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Not cancer: The changes are mild and nothing to be concerned about. Do not use tobacco in any form and it would be good to refrain from alcohol also.
Answered 7/14/2014
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