Abstract
Conclusion The prevalence of Angular Cheilitis was low among the study sample but was significantly higher in uncontrolled diabetic patients, particularly among females and those with systemic diseases like hypertension and neuropathy. Additionally, AC increased with age, reaching a peak in the 60–69 age range. The findings suggest that AC could be a useful indicator of poor glycemic control and related systemic conditions, emphasizing the need for integrated management of oral and systemic health in diabetic care.