An adverse effect of the inflammatory change in the oral mucosa showing a whitish appearance is called:

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The term mucositis refers to inflammation or soreness of the mucous membranes lining the digestive tract, including the oral mucosa. Mucositis is often seen as a whitish or grayish appearance of the mucous membranes and may cause pain, redness, and difficulty with eating and/or swallowing. Paresthesia refers to an abnormal sensation, such as numbness or tingling, and is not related to this condition. Glossitis refers to inflammation of the tongue, and cheilitis refers to inflammation of the lips, both of which are not specific to the oral mucosa.

An Adverse Effect of the Inflammatory Change in the Oral