Common Oral Diseases- Developmental Anomalies

Question 1

• Benign, reactive protuberances arising from the cortical plate

Answer 1

Tori and exostosis

Question 2

What type of tori are more common?

Answer 2

Palatal torus

Question 3

Palatal tori are most commonly seen in :

Answer 3

females

asians and inuits

Question 4

Palatal tori affect ___% of the population

Answer 4

25%

Question 5

Mandibular tori affect ___% of the population

Answer 5

10%

Question 6

Most manidbular tori are:

Answer 6

bilateral

Question 7

Mandibular tori have a slight ____ predominance.

Answer 7

male

Question 8

Bony protuberance on the buccal surface:

Answer 8

exostoses

Question 9

Ectopic sebaceous glands:

Answer 9

fordyce granules

Question 10

When are fordyce granules developed?

Answer 10

development stimulated at puberty

Question 11

Fordyce granules are considered a:

Answer 11

variation of normal

Question 12

The yellowish submucosal small nodules seen in the image are:

Answer 12

fordyce granules

Question 13

Fordyce granules will clinically present:

Answer 13

bilaterally

Question 14

If a patient presents with an extremely “cracked” tongue, this is called:

Answer 14

fissured tonge

Question 15

Located on the posterior lateral aspect of the tongue. Bilateral appearance:

Answer 15

foliate papilla & lingual tonsils

Question 16

Soft tissue cyst underneath the tongue, lymphoid infiltrate:

Answer 16

lympoepithelial cyst