Cinnamon stomatitis is an allergic reaction to cinnamon oil (cinnamon aldehyde) . Lesions associated with chronic exposure most often present as:
A) Thick, white, painful plaques
B) Red areas with a bleeding base
C) Ulcerated, punched-out interdental papillae
D) Recurrent aphthous stomatitis
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