Which of the following is not a dental sign of second-stage infectious syphilis?

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Geographic tongue is not associated with syphilis.It is a condition characterized by a chronic,circumscribed,more or less circinate desquamation of the superficial epithelium of the dorsum of the tongue.
Split papules on the corners of the mouth are a sign of syphilis.
Grayish-white,moist "mucous patches" are a sign of syphilis.
A generalized measles-type rash,poxlike pustules,oozing sores,and hair falling from the scalp are all signs of syphilis.

Which of the Following Is Not a Dental Sign of Second-Stage