Systemic corticosteroids can be effective in the control of many oral inflammatory/immune mucosal conditions. Which of the following cannot be controlled with its use?

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Idiopathic erythroplakia is a condition that is not primarily inflammatory or immune-mediated in the same way as the other conditions listed (major aphthae, minor aphthae, and lichen planus). It is a potentially malignant disorder of the oral mucosa, and systemic corticosteroids are not typically used for its control.

Systemic Corticosteroids Can Be Effective in the Control of Many