chapter 26 Flashcards
Amelogenesis imperfecta
enamel is discolored, partially missing or extremely thin
ankyloglossia
toungtied - lingual frenum is attached to the tip of the tounge
antigenic
capabil of cousing the production of an antibody
aphthous ulcers
common ulceration that recure in the oral cavity, yellow center with red halo
basal cell carcinoma
the most common forrm of skin cancer,appear on face, head ,neck ,ear, lip
bells palsy
temperary paralysis of the musles on one side of the face
Blister
a raised area usually oval or circular filled with fluid
canker sores
reacurent aphthous ulcers.
ecchymosis
a medical term for tissue bruising
erythroplakia
any red patch of tissue in the oral cavaty that cannot be determined as inflammation
gemination
one tooth bud attempts to divide
hematoma
a lesion caused by bleeding
herpetic gingivotomatitis
normaly in children around the age of 6
hyperplasia
fold of access tissue usualy caused by ill fiting dentures
Inflammation
the bodys response to desise and injury. redness heat swelling pain
Kaposis sarcoma
an unual malignant vasular in AIDS patients and appere all over the body blue-purple
masule
a spot of different texture or color
nodule
a small lump or tissue hard or soft
oral pathology
the study of oral diseases their causes and effects.
palpate
to feel with fingers
biological physical and chemical agents may…
bring on a diasease condition that exibites sighns in the oral cavity
rubor
redness
calor
warmth
tumor
swelling
dolor
pain
type one herpies simplex
usually occurs above the waist
type two herpes
normally appers below the waist and is usually called genital herpes.
Syphilis
a venereal disease caused by bacteria
tongue splitting
another form of self expression
chewing tobacco (snuff ) lesian
normally the lower anterior between the lip and teeth, as wrinkled white, thickened tissue.
meth mouth
rampant decay is common and teeth seem to have exploded. dental treatment is typically complicated long term and expensive.
tori (bony outgrowths that are non malignant) in the maxillary hard palate
toris palatinus
tori in the mandibular canine or premolar region
torus mandibularis
ANUG acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis
the tissue is bleeding infection pain and foul odor
varix
seen in elderly, the blood vesels become weakened and extended
geographic toungue
effects the dorsal and lateral surfaces of the toungue, red smooth patches absent of filiform papillae
syphilis
a venereal desease caused by bacteria
thrush
a common name for a fungle infection in children
tori
bony out growths in the oral cavity
herpetic virus last on counter tops
4 hours
ulcer
distruction of the mucus membrain and appears as an open sore.
