Questionnaire

1. The most common inflammatory condition of the oral cavity is:

2. The highest prevalence of aphthous stomatitis is seen in people between the ages of:

3. Which of the following events contribute to the development of mouth ulcers?

4. Management of recurring mouth ulcers is focused on:

5. Diclofenac mouthwash use in patients with recurrent ulceration provides:

6. 0.74mg/ml diclofenac mouthwash has been shown to reduce pain levels from severe to mild and moderate in patients with minor and major aphthous
ulceration.

7. Diclofenac has been shown to be absorbed via the buccal mucosa by:

8. In patients with gingivitis, both free diclofenac mouthwash and diclofenac salt reduced inflammation and pain but did not reduce TSS.

9. After treatment initiation, chemoradiotherapy-induced mucositis generally starts:

10. A study from the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Unit in Portsmouth showed that 0.74mg/ml diclofenac mouthwash reduced the pain of mucositis