During our dental education we have oral medicine,oral pathology lessons and we learn (not sure about it) the diagnosis and treatment of mucocutaneous diseases (like pemphigus,lichen..) theoricaly.But in practise, we always consult the patient to a dermatologist for its diagnosis and treatment.Have you ever treated them? Or would you take the responsibility of treatment?
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