White, rounded, or oval ulcerations surrounded by a red halo and found on the oral mucosa are:
A) Fordyce spots.
B) aphthous ulcers.
C) Stensen ducts.
D) leukoedema.

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Aphthous ulcers are white, round, or oval lesions surrounded by a red halo that appear on the buccal mucosa. Fordyce spots are ectopic sebaceous glands that appear on the buccal mucosa and lips as numerous small, yellow-white, raised lesions. Stensen ducts are parotid gland outlets and should appear as whitish yellow or whitish pink protrusions in approximate alignment with the second upper molar. Leukoedema appears on the buccal mucosa as a diffuse filmy grayish surface with white streaks, wrinkles, or milky alterations.

White, Rounded, or Oval Ulcerations Surrounded by a Red Halo