8 y/o female presented to pharmacist. No chronic conditions, | Figure 1

Case Presentation

8 y/o female presented to pharmacist. No chronic conditions, currently healthy. Has had this for a few months, according to the child. The mother remembers a little aphthous type sore several months ago but thought it resolved. No pain, no color change, no growth since mom noticed it a month ago. To whom she should be referred (Dentist? OMFS? Derm?)?

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