Oral Pathology Quiz #74. Case number 1. Adult gingival cyst.The gingival cyst of the adult (GCA) is an uncommon gingival lesion that is usually found within attached or unattached soft tissues. It is generally considered to be a cyst of odontogenic origin, though this is still debated ...
Oral Pathology: A Comprehensive Atlas and Text provides all the assistance you need to accurately identify even the most challenging lesions. Board certified in both oral pathology and oral medicine, Dr. Sook-Bin Woo draws on her extensive clinical experience to help you achieve diagnostic certainty...
Although some disorders are confined to the mouth, oral lesions may be a sign of a systemic medical disorder. The majority oforal pathologyseen in children is benign; however, it is essential to identify or eliminate more serious conditions. The presentation of pathology in children is often dif...
This review covers common infectious, reactive/traumatic, white, red, and bone lesions, as well as the vesiculobullous/desquamative gingival conditions, with a focus on periodontology and implantology. We cover the etiology, clinical features, histopathology, and treatment of each oral pathological ...
Located away from the center; in the context of oral lesions, peripheral indicates that the lesion is within the gingival tissue or alveolar mucosa. Peripheral The ingestion and digestion of particulate material by cells. Phagocytosis A secretion containing or forming pus. Purulent Pertaining to the...
The additive value of toluidine blue stain retention was assessed in lesions diagnosed as "serious pathology" defined as severe dysplasia, carcinoma in-situ and SCC. A total of 97 clinically suspicious lesions in 84 patients were identified. The chemiluminescent examination improved the brightness and...
A wide variety of lesions may arise from the oral mucosa, fibrous connective tissue, bone and cementum of the periodontium. The commonest pathology occurs as a result of bacterial infection and is very well known to dentists and periodontists, but rarer conditions present as gingival pathology....
A total of 1000 consecutive cases of oral cytology were retrieved from the files of an Oral Pathology Service, comprising the period between January 2002 and December 2022. Patient data and clinical details of the lesions were collected, and all slides were reviewed. Categorical data were presented...
1, 2 The facial gingiva is most commonly affected but in severe cases both palatal and lingual gingival mucosa can be involved. Figure 1 Clinical patterns of oral lichen planus. Reticular (blue arrow) and papular (black arrow) (a); plaque pattern on dorsal tongue (arrow) (b); erosive (...
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