Need an exam: While there are a number of causes of white patches in the mouth, the fact that it involves the whole mouth suggests Candidiasis, Leukoplakia or Lichen Planus. Candidiasis is due to yeast and will scrape off. Lichen Planus is an inflammatory hypersensitivity disorder and has a lacey appearance. A biopsy will tell if Leukoplakia is premalignant or due to hyperkeratosis. See your Dr.
Answered 5/9/2016
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Needs evaluated ASAP: This could just be recurrent oral thrush, but you must have cancer ruled out. You can start by seeing your primary care doctor, but you may want to see an oral surgeon to have an expert opinion.
Answered 5/19/2016
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