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Whole of the intraoral mucosa and tongue surface covered by white plaque.
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The intraoral examination is inadequate, but there was visible a white plaque that covers almost the entire surface of the tongue and intraoral mucosa (Figure 1). 
First control - thick plaques still covering of intraoral mucosa and tongue surface of the patient.
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The results of the intraoral examination can be seen in Figure 2. 
White plaque covering the intraoral mucosa and the surface of the tongue is getting thinner.
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An overview of the intraoral examination can be seen in Figure 3. 
The disappearance of white plaque covering intraoral mucosa and the surface of the tongue patient.
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While the white plaque covering the tongue disappeared completely (Figure 4).