Psoriatic triad in a XXXX presenting with @entity711 .

@entity1 @entity1569 @entity66 @entity625 @entity2133 @entity711 @entity272
Psoriasis is a common @entity66 . It can occur at any age but usually develops between 15 and 35 years of age and may persist throughout a @entity1 's lifetime with periods of exacerbation and remission. The hyperproliferative state of the affected epidermis produces a turnover rate that is up to eight times greater than normal. Instead of being shed, the skin cells pile up, causing the visible lesions. Oral manifestations of @entity1569 are rare clinical observations. Lesions have been reported on the lips, buccal mucosa, palate, @entity2133 . We document a presentation of @entity1569 showing a triad: @entity272 , @entity625 , and oral manifestations ( @entity711 being @entity1 's chief concern). Dental rehabilitation done was in the form of partial dentures. This was done to address the immediate concern of the @entity1 , that is, inability to chew properly. As put forth through this case report, a potential link between @entity1569 and @entity711 has scope for further study.
