Skin and mucosal pallor, angular cheilitis, and loss of filiform and fungiform papilla on the tongue are characteristics of what condition?

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Oral manifestations for anemia include skin and mucosal pallor, angular cheilitis, atrophy of the oral mucosa, and loss of filiform and fungiform papilla on the dorsum of the tongue. Type 1 diabetes does not exhibit these oral manifestations. Cretinism may cause thickened lips, enlarged tongue, and delayed eruption of teeth. Graves' disease may cause premature exfoliation and eruption of teeth.

Skin and Mucosal Pallor, Angular Cheilitis, and Loss of Filiform