Abstract
The current threats of coronavirus mainly cause respiratory infections in addition to their multi-system exposure potential including severe and distressing oral problems. In view of the rising documented oral lesions of COVID-19, this article aims to assess the underlying etiology of oral complications. An extensive literature search was conducted in PubMed
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