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Ulcerations and erosions of the oral mucosa are common and occur at any age. Their knowledge and recognition are essential to ensure optimal care at the earliest stage. Etiologies are numerous and the subject of different classifications. In this work, the authors address the most frequently encountered lesions, describing their main clinical presentations. A review of treatments is then proposed.
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