Abstract
Oral candidosis can present in childhood with recognizable mucosal changes. It may be associated with predisposing factors or suggest underlying systemic disease such as poorly controlled diabetes or an immunosuppressed state. Investigations are often required and management includes addressing predisposing factors in addition to prescribing topical or systemic antifungal therapy. CPD/Clinical Relevance: It is important for general dental practitioners to recognize oral mucosal changes related to candidal infection and refer to secondary care for further assessment when appropriate.
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