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DEVELOPMENTAL DISTURBANCES - JAWS - TEETH - TONGUE - LIPS AND BUCCAL MUCOSA - PALATE - GINGIVA

Practical exam of oral pathology

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DEVELOPMENTAL DISTURBANCES- JAWS

- TEETH- TONGUE

- LIPS AND BUCCAL MUCOSA- PALATE

- GINGIVA

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DEVELOPMENTAL DISTURBANCES OF JAWS

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SLIDE NO.1 Identify this developmental disturbance of jaws

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MICROGNATHIA Micro=small

Gnathia=jaws

In this case mandible is underdeveloped, giving BIRD FACIES APPEARANCE.

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SLIDE NO.2 Identify this developmental disturbance of jaws

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MACROGNATHIAMacro=large

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DEVELOPMENTAL DISTURBANCES AFFECTING TEETHSIZE

SHAPENUMBER

STRUCTURE

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DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES AFFECTING SIZE OF TEETH

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SLIDE NO.3 Identify the following tooth anomaly

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PEG LATERAL

It is a localised form of MICRODONTIA

localised=limited to 1 or 2 teethdontia=teeth

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DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES AFFECTING SHAPE OF TEETH

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SLIDE NO.4 Identify the teeth anomaly

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GEMINATION

One tooth germ is divided into two teeth.

Clinically it shows two crowns and one root.

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SLIDE NO.5 Identify the teeth anomaly

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FUSIONTwo teeth germs fuse with each

other.

Clinically it shows two crowns and two roots fused .

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SLIDE NO.6 Identify the teeth anomaly and write the clinical complications of it

cementum

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CONCRESCENCE

Teeth are fused to each other by cementum

Clinical complications:fracture of teeth during extraction

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SLIDE NO.7 Identify the teeth anomaly and write the clinical complications of it

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DIALACERATIONsharp bend in the tooth at crown or root level

Clinical complications:fracture of tooth during extraction

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SLIDE NO.8 Identify the teeth anomaly and write the clinical complications of it

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DENS IN DENTE (DENS INVAGINATUS)

Clinical complications:susceptible to caries

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SLIDE NO.9 Identify the teeth anomaly and write the clinical complications of it

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DENS EVAGINATUS (LEONG’S PREMOLAR)

Clinical complications:it hampers occlusion

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DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES AFFECTING NUMBER OF TEETH

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SLIDE NO.10 This 60 year old patient came with the chief complaint of loss of all teeth. Name the type of anodontia in this case.

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COMPLETE ANODONTIA

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SLIDE NO.11 Name the type of anodontia in the maxillary cast

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PARTIAL ANODONTIA

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SLIDE NO.12 Identify the tooth anomaly and write the clinical complications of it

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MESIODENSMesio=middle

dens=tooth

Clinical complications:poor aesthetics

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SLIDE NO.13 Identify the teeth anomaly

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SUPERNUMERARY TEETH

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DEVELOPMENTAL DISTURBANCES AFFECTING STRUCTURE OF TEETH

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SLIDE NO.14 Identify this teeth anomaly affecting structure of teeth and write the synonym of it and ideal content of fluoride in the water.

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ENAMEL HYPOPLASIA / ENAMEL FLUOROSIS / MOTTLED ENAMEL

The ideal content of fluoride I drinking water should be 1ppm.

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DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES AFFECTING SOFT TISSUES

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SLIDE NO.1 Identify developmental anomaly and write oral manifestations of it

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CLEFT LIP AND CLEFT PALATE

Oral manifestations:1. malalignment or crowding of teeth

2. difficulty In eating and drinking due to nasal regurgitation of food and liquid3. speech problem4. defect in smiling

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SLIDE NO.2 Identify this developmental anomaly

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MACROGLOSSIA

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SLIDE NO.3 Identify and write clinical complications of this anomaly

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ANKYLOGLOSSIA (TONGUE TIE)Clinical complications : slurring of

speech

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SLIDE NO.4 Identify this anomaly

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BENIGN MIGRATORY GLOSSITIS(GEOGRAPHIC TONGUE)

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SLIDE NO.5 Identify this anomaly

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FORDYCE’S SPOTS

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SLIDE NO.6 Identify this developmental anomaly

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ELEPHANTIASIS GINGIVAE (fibromatosis gingiva)