Angular Cheilitis
Oral candidiasis may arise concomitantly as a result of dry mouth, immunosuppression, treatment with systemic or topical corticosteroids and occasional antibiotic use. Oral candidiasis may present as white removable plaques, erythematous patches, angular cheilitis, rhomboid glossitis or, to a much lesser extent, as white non¬removable plaques. Rampant caries may develop in patients with hyposaliva- tion, such as in those with angular cheilitis. This type of dental decay often involves the proximal and cervical surfaces. It may also involve atypical sites, such as the incisal edge
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