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What is All of the following lesions of the oral cavity are premalignant except- and explain in detail?
Ans. is 'd' i.e., Aphthous ulcer Lesions with increased risk of malignancy* Premalignant condition: - Leukoplakia, Erythroplakia, Speckled erythroplakia, chronic hyperplastic candidiasis.* Conditions increasing risk: - Oral submucous fibrosis, syphilitic glossitis, sideropenic dysphagia (Peterson Kelly syndrome).* Risk is doubtful: - Oral lichen planus, DLE, Dyskeratosis congenita.* Not premalignant:- Aphthous ulcers.