Chapter 8 Flashcards
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Linea Alba
“white lin” on check
Associated with PRESSURE, IRRITATION, SUCKING TRAUMA
Found at the same height of the occlusal plane
** if not at the occlusal plane consider other options for white line**
Typically bilateral
NO BIOPSY or treatment necessary
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Morsicatio Buccarum
CHRONIC CHEEK CHEWING
Thickend, shredded, white areas which may be ulcerated
High prevalance in individuals under stress or with psychologic condition
No treatment required – stop the habit
Not a premalignant condition – doesn’t cause chronic inflammation
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Morsicatio Labiorum
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Morsciatio linguarum
Chronic long term inflammation may lead to ?
Premalignant lesions
Inflammation causes cells to divid constantly – may get a mutation that leads to cancer
Traumatic ulcerations
Acute or chronic
Break in the membrane
Found: Lips, Tongue, Buccal mucosa
Appearance: Erythema surrounding a central removalbe yellow fibrinpurulent membrane
Yellow – moisture does not allow fibrin clot to dry
Rolled white border –> Hyperkeratosis can develop immediately adjacent to the ulceration
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Traumatic Ulcerative Granuloma with Stromal Eosinophila (TUGSE)
** Eosinophil ulceration**
Deep pseudoinvasive inflammatory process
Slow to resolve
Inflammation extedning into skeletal muscle – EOSINOPHILS attracted to dying skeletal muscle
May look similar to cancer – ALWAYS ask the patient if they experience trauma recently.
Riga Fede Disease
Treatment: Remove trauma, Steroid injections
BIOPSY if it does not resolve after 2 -4 weeks
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Electrical Burn
* Contact
* Arc – salva acts as a conducting medium and electrical arch flows between the electrical source and mouth
Chewing on femal end of an electrical cord
Painless, charred, yellow area – doesn’t bleed
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Chemical burns – MEDICATIONS
Rather than swollowing it, it is placed in the cheek area to dissolve
Medications that can cause chemical burns
Aspirin
Bisphosphonates
Psychoactive drugs ( chlorpromazine, promazine)
Patient or dental misuse of materials – CHEMICAL BURNS
Tooth whitening
Hydrogen peroxide
Phenol
Silve nitrate
Endo materials
Cotton rolls
EDTA
Cotton Roll Burns
Physical burn
Dries out the mucosa –> Mucosal fibers bind to the cotton
Make sure the WET the cotton roll before removing
Antineoplastic Therapy
Antineoplastic therapy –> Stops tumor growth
** Targets tissue with rapid turnover (mucosal tissue)**
Noninfectious oral complications of Antineoplastic Therapy
Mucositis and Hemorrhage
Xerostomia
Loss of taste
Osteoradionecrosis
Trismus
Developmental abnormalities
_____ % of patients with Head and Neck radiation have oral ramifications
100
_____ % of pts with BMT have oral complications
75%
Hemorrhaging
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Secondary to thrombocytopenia
Oral Petechia
Ecchymosis