Which of the following is an infectious disease in which children live in constant pain from decayed primary teeth and swollen gums?

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Early childhood caries is an infectious disease in which children live in constant pain from decayed teeth and swollen gums.
Trench mouth does not involve decayed teeth.It is a temporary increase in the number of bacteria as a result of stress.It is an inflammation of the gingiva characterized by necrosis of the interdental papillae,ulceration of the gingival margin,the appearance of a pseudomembrane,pain,and a fetid odor.
Rampant caries is tooth decay that develops rapidly and is widespread throughout the mouth.It is observed in adults as well as children.
Chronic gingivitis is not painful.

Which of the Following Is an Infectious Disease in Which