Melanotic Macules at Dentist Dictionary
What is Melanotic Macules? Physiologic or reactive small, flat, brown areas of the mucosal surfaces caused by an increase in the production of melanin granules but not in the number of melanocytes.Dental Definition Added By: Lucy
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