Question 137 · LDEK · Denture-related oral lesions
Newton’s type I denture-related stomatitis is:
- A. inflammation and swelling of the buccal mucosa.
- B. localized inflammation of the denture-covered mucosa.
- C. diffused inflammation of the denture-covered mucosa.
- D. inflammatory papillary hyperplasia.
- E. white lesions involving the oral mucosa.
Hint
Newton's three types progress from a small focal lesion to widespread redness to a nodular, hyperplastic palate.
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