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TL;DR
It reports that oral ulcerations occur in a significant proportion of patients, sometimes as the initial presentation, and can manifest as vesicles, pustules, or ulcers on the tongue, gingiva, and perioral region.
Clinical and Experimental Dental Research · 2 authors, 3 centres
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It reports that oral ulcerations occur in a significant proportion of patients, sometimes as the initial presentation, and can manifest as vesicles, pustules, or ulcers on the tongue, gingiva, and perioral region.
It reports that oral ulcerations occur in a significant proportion of patients, sometimes as the initial presentation, and can manifest as vesicles, pustules, or ulcers on the tongue, gingiva, and perioral region. The review highlights the role of dental practitioners in early detection and the importance of monitoring for complications like dehydration and poor oral health.