Oral foci of miller's are seen in_______________?
Correct answer: B. Dental caries
- A. Lichen planus
- B. Dental caries
- C. Herpes simplex
- D. Syphilis
Explanation
Miller’s oral focal infection concept relates oral infectious foci, particularly diseased teeth and their supporting tissues, to systemic effects; dental caries is one recognized oral focus. The other listed conditions are not the intended association.
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