Why I built the OLP Project Quick answer. The OLP Project is meant to be a patient-led oral lichen planus site built by someone living with the condition. Near term, I will focus on clear education and honest lived experiences…
How to find a doctor who understands oral lichen planus Quick answer. An oral lichen planus specialist path often runs through oral medicine, oral pathology, or dermatology —sometimes a dentist who sees a lot of mucosal disease. Not every clinician…
Oral lichen planus and stress: flares, sleep, and coping Quick answer. Many people notice a link between oral lichen planus and stress. I certainly did. Hard weeks, poor sleep, and emotional load often sit next to mouth flares. That does…
OLP food triggers: how I test what burns Quick answer. OLP food triggers are foods or drinks that reliably worsen burning or pain for you. Often spicy, acidic, salty, crunchy, textured or very hot items. There is not a single…
Living with oral lichen planus: what I wish I knew at diagnosis Quick answer. Living with oral lichen planus (OLP) usually means learning a long-term mouth condition that can flare and quiet down. Definitely not a one-week infection. Diagnosis can…