Demographics:

Question 1

Pericoronal Radiolucencies:

Eruption Cyst

Answer 1

• most common in children under 10

Question 2

Pericoronal Radiolucencies:

Ameloblastic Fibroma

Answer 2

• most comon in young adults around 15 years old

* most common in the mandible

Question 3

Pericoronal Radiolucencies:

Ameloblastic Fibro-odontoma:

Answer 3

• most common in the young 15 y/o

Question 4

Pericoronal Radiolucencies:

Odontoameloblastoma

Answer 4

• teens and children
• mandible

REQUIRES RESECTION

Question 5

Pericoronal Radiolucencies:

Adenamatoid Odontogenic Tumor

Answer 5

• 10 to 19 y/o
• anterior maxilla
• FEMALE

Question 6

Pericoronal Radiolucencies:

Calcifying epithelial odontogenic Tumor:

Answer 6

• 40 years
• most likely in the mandible
◦ requires block resection

Question 7

Pericoronal Radiolucencies:

Calcifying Odontogenic CYST:

Answer 7

• any age, BUT MORE IN TEEN AND YOUNG ADULT

* ANTERIOR MAXILLA

Question 8

Pericoronal Radiolucencies:

Dentigerous Cyst

Answer 8

• Most common in the 20-30s

◦ most common in the mand 3rd molar and the max canine

Question 9

Solitary Radiolucencies:

Incisive Canal Cyst:

Answer 9

Men

ages 40-60

Question 10

Solitary Radiolucencies:

Mid-palatal Cyst;

Answer 10

All ages all genders

Question 11

Solitary Radiolucencies:

Traumatic Solitary bone cyst

Answer 11

all genders

above 25 y/o

ramus and the mandible

Question 12

Solitary Radiolucencies:

Posterior Lingual Mandibular Salivary Gland Tumor Depression

Answer 12

men

over 50

Question 13

Solitary Radiolucencies:

Lateral Periodontal Cyst

Answer 13

Adult

Male

Question 14

Solitary Radiolucencies:

Focal osteoporotic Bone Marrow Defect of the Jaw

Answer 14

female: slightly

alll ages

Question 15

Solitary Radiolucencies:

Residual cysts

Answer 15

men

middle aged

maxilla

Question 16

Solitary Radiolucencies:

Fibrous Healing Defect Apical Scar

Answer 16

all kinds of kinds

Question 17

Solitary Radiolucencies:

neuroma

Answer 17

all kinds of kinds

Question 18

Multilocular Lesions:

Ameloblastoma (CONVENTIONAL)

Answer 18

• 30-70 y/o

- mandible

Question 19

Multilocular Lesions:

Ameloblastoma (Unicystic)

Answer 19

• 23

- mandible

Question 20

Multilocular Lesions:

Odontogenic Keratocyst

Answer 20

• 20-40

- male mand.

Question 21

Multilocular Lesions:

Central Giant Cell Granuloma

Answer 21

• female
• less than 30
• mandible

Question 22

Multilocular Lesions:

Odontogenic Myxoma

Answer 22

25 year old

mandible

Question 23

Multilocular Lesions:

Central hemangioma

Answer 23

teens and young adults
female
madnible

Question 24

Multilocular Lesions:

Familial Fibrous Dyslplaia

Answer 24

male
5 y/o
bilateral mand

and max

Question 25

Multilocular Lesions: