stomatitis
[stoh-muh-tahy-tis, stom-uh-]
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noun Pathology.
inflammation of the mouth.
Origin of stomatitis
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Stomatitis, or inflammation of the mouth, Inflammatory lesions.
When these subside, the stomatitis soon ceases; when they are irremediable, the stomatitis remains incurable.
Several varieties of stomatitis occur, sufficiently characteristic to require separate description: viz.
Should the stomatitis be due to dentition, the affected gums will be swollen, hot, and painful.
Stomatitis occurs idiopathically, deuteropathically, and traumatically.
stomatitis
noun
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stomatitis
[stō′mə-tī′tĭs]
n.
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