Found these lesions during yearly regular exam. Male, 66 yea | Figure 1

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Found these lesions during yearly regular exam. Male, 66 years of age. No sharp cusps or anything else offending in the region. Pat. Has a hx of smoking in the past but not for many years now. Thoughts? Differentials? I will post findings tomorrow.

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