Periapical Inflammatory Pathology Flashcards

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what is Periapical inflammatory pathology

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what is radiography important for

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3
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describe normal periapicl tissue what does the black and white line represent

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describe other 3 features of normal periapical tissues

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5
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Describe periapical tissues of developing teeth

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Describe types of radiolucent shadows found on radiographs

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Describe types of radiopaque shadows found on radiographs

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9
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what is this feature

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Maxillary antrum

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10
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what is this feature

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soft tissue shadow of the nose

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what is this feature

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zygomatic buttress

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12
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what is this feature

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mental foramen

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13
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what is this feature

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submandibular fossa

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14
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describe obvious causes of periapical inflammation

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15
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describe accompany history of clinical signs of inflammation

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16
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Describe the sequelae of inflammation and responses of apex

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17
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what does the inflammatory response in periapilc pathology cause

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18
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is it possible to differentiate between an abscess , granuloma or cyst?

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no

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19
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describe this radiograph in detail

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20
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Describe radiographic appearance fo acute inflammatory reactions

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21
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What does the initial spread of inflammation lead to

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22
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what does further spread of inflammation lead to

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23
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What does presence of pus diagnosis indicate

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Raging toothache - might not be enough bone resorption

24
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describe radiographic appearance of chronic inflammatory reactions

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25
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Describe granulomas and radicular cysts

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26
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where does granulation tissue form

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site of bone resorption

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how can you differentiate between granuloma and radicular cysts

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28
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Is this a granuloma or radicular cyst

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Periapical granuloma
<1cm
Well defined

29
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Is this a granuloma or radicular cyst

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Nice and rounded
Non corticated
Represent cyst

30
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Describe this radiograph

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Symmetry
Where the radicular cysts
Large radiolucency
Corticated
Inferior alveolar canal poorly defined
Lesion may go through it

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Describe sclerosing osteitis

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32
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describe the radiographic appearance of slcerosing osteitis

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33
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Describe endo period lesions

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34
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when can endo period lesions arise

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35
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what are the common radiographic appearance of endo perio lesions

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36
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how can inflammatory pathology manifest

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37
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Describe the double dense shadows and what they could mean on a radiograph

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38
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what does external inflammatory root resorption look like

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39
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Describe osteomyelitis

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40
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Describe the radiographic appearance of periapicla inflammatory pathology

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41
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Describe radiographic appearance post intervention

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43
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What are other common causes of periapical radiolucencies and radiopacitites

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44
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What is hypercementosis

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Cloud like
Fluffy
Fluroide amounts of hypercementosis
Roots are bulbous

45
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Describe periapicla cemento osseous dysplasia

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Anterior mandible region
Benign condition
Irregular bone forming in this
Ill defined radiolucency
Vitality testing teeth

46
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what is dense bone island

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Pdl is preserved
Lower first molar region
Extend form cortex
Should not see irregular absorption

47
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what are potential signs of concern that malignancy can mimic a localised area of infection

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48
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what does this radiograph show

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Squamous cell carcinoma - ireggualrity with floating teeth
Endo perio lesion