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Image shows curdy white membranous layer over buccal mucosa very commonly seen in thrush i.e. oropharyngeal candiasis. It is a pseudomembrane as it can be detached. Oral candiasis 1. Acute pseudomembranous - Thrush 2. Acute atrophic - Red lesion 3. Chronic Atrophic - Denture candidiasis 4. Chronic Hyperplastic - Common in smokers 5. Perleach - Candida infection of angle of mouth DOC-Fluconazole