Abstract
Corticosteroids are commonly employed in the treatment of a variety of bodily disorders because of their anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic actions and their metabolic effects. Their long-term usage is often accompanied by a variety of side effects, one of which is the suppression of the inflammatory response. This henomenon can predispose to spontaneous infections of a severe nature. The diagnosis and management of such infections, when they occur in the oral cavity, can be extremely difficult, as evidenced by the case report presented herein.
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