Lesion Identification Flashcards by Faye Sitron

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Angular cheilitis

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Black hairy tongue

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White hairy tongue

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Ectopic geographic tongue

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Leukodema

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Linea alba

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What is the picture depicting?

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Lingual varicosities

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Torus palatinus

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Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis

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Bulla

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Calcified pulp

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Dentinogenesis imperfecta

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Erythema migrans

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Fissured tongue

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Fordyce granules

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Amelogenesis imperfecta

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Amalgam tattoo

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How would you describe the lesion pictured? Why?

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Diffuse

Non-circumscribed/ill-defined borders

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Lobule

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Macules

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Mandibular tori

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Melanin pigmentation

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How would you describe the pictured lesion? Why?

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Multilocular

Soap bubble-like appearance

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Papule

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Describe the lesion

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Pedunculated

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Pustules

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Describe the radiographic appearance of the AB

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Radiolucent

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Describe the radiographic appearance of the restorations

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Radiopaque

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Retrocuspid papilla

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Median rhomboid glossitis

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Describe what is happening here

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External root resorption

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Describe the base of this lesion

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Sessile

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What is shown in the image on the right?

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Supernumerary tooth

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How would you describe the lesion shown? Why?

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Unilocular/well circumscribed

One compartment with defined borders

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What condition does this image depict?

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Microdontia

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What condition does this image depict?

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Macrodontia

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What type of lesion is shown here? What is it caused by?

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Vesicle caused by the herpes virus

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What does this image depict?

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Ankylosed teeth

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What do these images depict?

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Enamel hypoplasia resulting from congentical syphillis
Causes Hutchinsons incisors and mulberry molars

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What does this image depict?

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Enamel hypoplasia

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What is seen here?

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Dens in dente

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What condition is seen here?

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Taurodontism. Enlarged and extended pulp chambers with shortened roots

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What is shown here?

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Talon cusp
Has its own pulp chamber

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Describe the roots

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Dilascerated

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What is this condition?

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Concrescence

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Describe the condition of the tooth

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Fused (fusion)
Root and crown

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What is seen here

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Tooth gemination