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What is True about dystrophic calcification is: and explain in detail?
In the mouth, areas of dystrophic calcification may frequently be found in the gingiva, tongue or cheek. Such areas are also found in the benign fibromas of the mouth and adjacent structures. One of the most common intraoral dystrophic calcifications are found in the pulp of teeth.