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ORAL PATHOLOGY Flashcards

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(ALTERATION IN SIZE)
small teeth

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Microdontia

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(ALTERATION IN SIZE)
big teeth

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Macrodontia

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● dark or gray
● Mostly soft tissue that’s why it absorbs
radiation hence having a dark or gray image

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RADIOLUCENT

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extra teeth / calcification

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Supernumerary

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● Structures appears light or white in a
radiographic image
● Hard calcified structure
● Calcified does not let the radiation pass thru,
thus nag bobounce off ang radiation. That is
why it is color white

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RADIOPAQUE OR RADIOPACITY

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Absence of teeth / missing tooth

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Anodontia

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tooth is impacted or tooth has not erupted
properly in the oral cavity

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Impaction

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This term is used to describe teeth which are smaller
than normal

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MICRODONTIA

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8
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● Eg. Her tooth might be smaller than hers, that
doesn’t mean she has microdontia. You have
to check in general the dentition and family
(genetic factor).

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Not all small teeth are microdontia

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3 types of microdontia are recognized:

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  1. True Generalized Microdontia
  2. Relative Generalized Microdontia
  3. Microdontia involving only a single tooth
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9
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● All the teeth are smaller than normal
● Aside from its occurrence in some cases of pituitary
dwarfism, this condition is exceedingly rare.
● The teeth are reported well formed, merely small

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TRUE GENERALIZED MICRODONTIA

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TRUE GENERALIZED MICRODONTIA

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● You have to check the jaw of the px; if the jaw
is normal in size.
● Normal jaw that houses small teeth.
● Nagkakaspace sa jaw na yun bcoz jaw develop
for normal size teeth. Pero dhil maliit teeth,
may spaces kahit complete teeth ng px.

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● Normal or slightly smaller than normal teeth
● Are present in jaws that are somewhere larger than
normal and
● There is an illustration of true microdontia

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RELATIVE GENERALIZED MICRODONTIA

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RELATIVE GENERALIZED MICRODONTIA

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● You have a large jaw. The teeth size are
normal. Nagmumukhang maliit yung teeth
due to large jaw

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13
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Large jaw

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Macrognathia

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Small jaw

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Micrognathia

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15
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● Other teeth which are often congenitally absent, the
maxillary and mandibular second premolars, seldom
exhibit microdontia.
● Supernumerary teeth; however, a frequently small in
size
● Affects the maxillary lateral incisor, a condition that
has been called the ‘peg lateral’ .

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MICRODONTIA INVOLVING A SINGLE TOOTH

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15
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● Is a rather common condition
● Affect most often that maxillary lateral incisor and the
third molar
● These two teeth are among those that are most often
congenitally missing

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MICRODONTIA INVOLVING A SINGLE TOOTH

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● more common
● presence of normal or slightly larger than normal
teeth in small jaws
● The disparity in size gives the illusion of macrodontia.
● As in microdontia, the importance of heredity must
be considered.

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RELATIVE GENERALIZED MACRODONTIA

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● Microdontia of the laterals itself
● Unusually smaller anatomy, shape & size
compared to the normal one.
● If you have this, you can retain the shape or
have veneers or composite restorations for it
to look normal

primate & leeway spaces

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Peg shaped lateral

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17
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● The condition in which all teeth are larger than
normal
● Has been associated with pituitary gigantism, but is
extremely rare

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TRUE GENERALIZED MACRODONTIA

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● Refers to teeth that are larger than normal

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MACRODONTIA

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18
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● Result of relative generalized macrodontia sa
px.
● The small jaw has difficulty accommodating
the normal size. Big teeth.

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CROWDING

19
Q

Relatively uncommon

the union of two or more teeth
results in a single large tooth.

hemihypertrophy of
the face,

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MACRODONTIA OF SINGLE TEETH

20
Q

● Congenital absence of the teeth ; no tooth bud
thus no tooth will be formed

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TRUE ANODONTIA

20
Q

● BStage 0-10, makikita sa radiograph kung
anong stage ng teeth magdedevelop.
● Tooth bud indicates if may tumutubong teeth

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NOLLA’S STAGES OF TOOTH DEVELOPMENT

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TRUE ANODONTIA
may be 2 types:

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  1. Total
  2. Partial
21
Q

● All teeth are missing, may involved both
deciduous and permanent dentition
● Rare condition

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TOTAL ANODONTIA

22
Q

“retained deciduous tooth”.

Why is a retained deciduous tooth an
indication of either anodontia/ impaction?

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TOTAL ANODONTIA

22
Q

Involves one or more teeth

any tooth may be congenitally
missing, there is a tendency for certain teeth to
be missing more frequently than others

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HYPODONTIA / OLIGODONTIA

23
Q

● Are UNCOMMON but, when occurring,
● Usually involved maxillary lateral incisor
● Mandibular lateral incisor and Mandibular
cuspids may also be missing

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CONGENITALLY MISSING DECIDUOUS TEETH

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● May closely resemble of the teeth of the group to
which it belongs,
● i.e. molars, premolars or anterior teeth, or it may be a
little resemblance in size or shape to the teeth with
which it is associated

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SUPERNUMERARY TEETH

25
Q

e rare in individuals
with no other associated diseases or syndromes.

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Multiple supernumerary teeth

25
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How do you know if it is a supernumerary tooth?

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Count the number of teeth present. If ang px
is gnitong age, you know ilang teeth dpt mrn.

26
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4 DIFFERENT MORPHOLOGICAL TYPE OF
SUPERNUMERARY TEETH that have been described as:

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○ Conical
○ Tuberculate
○ Supplemental
○ Odontome

27
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● This small peg shape conical tooth is supernumerary
● Most commonly found in the permanent dentition
● Develops with root formation ahead of or as an
equivalent stage to that of permanent incisors and
usually presents as a mesiodens

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CONICAL TOOTH

28
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Found on the midline between the central
incisors.

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MESIODENS

29
Q

Supernumerary tooth na molar. If it is there in the molar area.

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PARAMOLAR

30
Q

Have more than 1 cusp or tubercle

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TUBERCULATE

31
Q

● Tooth within a tooth
● Extra tooth formed within the tooth.
● It is frequently described as barrel-shaped and
may be invaginated.
● Root formation is delayed compared to that of the
permanent incisors.
● Are often paired
● commonly located on the palatal aspect of the central
incisors.
● They rarely erupt and are frequently associated with
delayed eruption of the incisors.

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DENS IN DENTE

32
Q

● Refers to duplication of teeth in normal series and is
found at the end of a tooth series
● The most common supplemental tooth: permanent
maxillary lateral incisor,
● but supplemental premolars and molars also occur.
● The majority of supernumeraries found in the primary
dentition are of the supplemental type
● seldom remain impacted.

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SUPPLEMENTAL

33
Q

● By Howard, not universally accepted
● The term ‘odontoma’ refers to any tumor of
odontogenic origin.

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ODONTOME

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35
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● May be composed of bone; enamel, dentin,
pulp (sometimes); periodontal ligament, PL
space (sa xray)

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ODONTOMA

36
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● Mass. Naipon na cellular structure

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TUMOR

37
Q

The lesion is composed of more than one type of tissue
and consequently has been called

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composite
odontoma.

38
Q

● The diffuse mass of dental tissue which is totally
DISORGANIZED.

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COMPLEX COMPOSITE ODONTOMA

39
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TWO TYPES OF ODONTOMA

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COMPLEX COMPOSITE ODONTOMA

COMPOUND COMPOSITE ODONTOMA

40
Q

● The malformation which bears some superficial
anatomical similarity to a normal tooth

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COMPOUND COMPOSITE ODONTOMA

41
Q

● Are individual teeth which are unerupted usually
because of a lack of eruptive force.

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EMBEDDED TEETH

42
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● Impacted teeth are those presented from erupting by
some physical barrier in the eruption path

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IMPACTED TEETH

43
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COMMON ETIOLOGIC FACTORS:

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Lack of Space
Premature loss of deciduous teeth
Rotation of tooth buds

44
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Most frequent impacted:

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○ Maxillary and Mandibular 3rd Molars
○ Maxillary cuspids
○ Followed by the premolar and
Supernumerary teeth

45
Q

are
more apt to exhibit severe impaction than the
maxillary teeth

Why?

A

mandibular teeth

Becoz less space

46
Q

● Some may be partially erupted. May mga iba
nakalabas.
● Teeth that did not erupt in the oral cavity or
erupted in the oral cavity but wrong
angulation/position.

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IMPACTED TEETH

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