Question 202 · LDEK · Oral manifestations of systemic diseases
Oral cavity complications in the course of Sjögren syndrome are:
- A. dryness, recurrent aphthosis and candidosis.
- B. dryness, leukoplakia and candidosis.
- C. mucous retention cysts of the salivary glands and candidosis.
- D. dryness, excessive gingival bleeding and candidosis.
- E. dryness of oral cavity and infections of oral mucosa.
Hint
Destruction of the salivary glands removes the protective functions of saliva — what follows in the mouth?
The answer, the explanation and a note on every option are available once you log in. The account is free: topic tests, a mock exam, mistake review and statistics.
More questions on Periodontology
- Choose the most important factor in gingivitis etiopathogenesis:
- Level of fasting glycated haemoglobin in plasma of venous blood in patients in preclinical diabetes state amounts to:
- Indicate false statement regarding the complications post COVID-19. After taking into consideration the influence of age, sex, diabetes, comorbidity…
- Indicate active substance in Ligosan:
- In recession type 3 (RT3) according to Cairo:
- Qualifying the patient to a specific stage of disease progression does not determine: