CHANGES IN THE ORAL MUCOSA IN PATIENTS WITH HEPATITIS

Abstract

This paper examines the alterations in the oral mucosa that occur in patients
diagnosed with hepatitis. It explores the correlation between hepatic disease and oral
manifestations, highlighting the specific changes observed in the oral cavity. The
study investigates the pathogenesis of these alterations, focusing on the underlying
mechanisms that link hepatic dysfunction to oral mucosal changes. The paper
emphasizes the significance of recognizing oral manifestations as potential indicators
of underlying hepatitis, highlighting their role in early diagnosis and management of
the disease.