Abstract
The term desquamative Gingivitis GD is used in the area of oral medicine to explain a periodontal clinical condition not associated with biofilm which is usually observed in a group of patients presenting with autoimmune diseases such as lichen Oral plane Pemphigus vulgaris and mucous membrane pemphigoid among others Desquamative gingivitis is most commonly mistaken for other plaque related types of gingivitis preventing a correct diagnosis of the lesion and consequently underlying systemic processes some of which present an important Morbidity and even mortality
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