Each of following is a characteristic manifestation of necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis (NUG) except one. Which is the exception?

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Marasmus is a serious health problem in developing countries; it is not associated with NUG because it occurs in infants when protein and kilocalories are deficient in the diet. A similar disease, Kwashiorkor develops when young children receive adequate kilocalories, but not enough high-quality protein. Cardinal signs of NUG are severe gingival redness (erythema) and inflammation and necrosis of the interdental papilla. This painful gingivitis is generally accompanied by a metallic taste and foul odor or smell.

Each of Following Is a Characteristic Manifestation of Necrotizing Ulcerative