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[Green tongue phenomenon, or diagnosis via Google].
BACKGROUND: Regular cannabis use may be associated with several oral changes not usually identified by dermatologists: xerostomia, increased risk of caries, periodontitis, leukoedema, gingival hyperplasia, and higher prevalence and density of Candida albicans, leukoplakia or gingivitis.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: We report herein the appearance of a characteristic green tongue in a patient following intensive marijuana inhalation.
DISCUSSION: This complication has rarely been reported in the medical literature. Paradoxically, it is clearly described in different Internet search engines, particularly Google.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: We report herein the appearance of a characteristic green tongue in a patient following intensive marijuana inhalation.
DISCUSSION: This complication has rarely been reported in the medical literature. Paradoxically, it is clearly described in different Internet search engines, particularly Google.
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