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What is this defining? Bone formation in an abnormal anatomic site, outside the skeleton…for example: soft tissue

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HeteroTrophic Calcification

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What are the three D’s of Dystrophic Calcification?

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Degenerating, Diseased, Dead tissue

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Which two forms of calcification present no changes to serum calcium and phosphate levels?

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dystrophic and idiopathic (metatastatic shows increase in blood ca2+)

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What % of pano’s will show soft tissue opacities?

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4%

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Which radiopacity shows a “cauliflower” like shape?

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dystrophic calcifications in lymph nodes

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Where are Submandibular Sialoliths usually superimposed?

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on the mandible

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What can a submandibular sialolith be easy to confuse with?

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a dense bony island

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What are phleboliths usually associated with?

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hemangiomas

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What is the name of a calcification in the cheek?

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osteoma cutis

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Which type of dysplasia has the radiographic appearance of a “target” lesion?

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PeriApical Osseus Dysplasia

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What are the unique demographics for periapical osseous dysplasia or florid osseous dysplasia? WHAT IS THE KEY factor regarding treatment??

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black middle aged females…teeth are VITAL, no RCT indicated

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What condition presents with cotton wool radiopaque lesions?

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fibrous dysplasia

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Which 2 systemic diseases will show a “hair on end” appearance on the radiograph?

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Sickle cell anemia and thalassemia

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If a patient has SYMPTOMS from calcification of their stylohyoid ligament what is the name of the SYNDROME?

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Eagle’s Syndrome

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Eagle’s Syndrome is a manifestation of symptoms from calcification of what structure?

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stylohyoid ligament

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Does firbous dysplasia expand? What is the granular appearance on the radiograph nicknamed?

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yes…ground glass

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What is the most common mandibular fracture? What is the second most common?

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  1. Condyle….2.angle of the body
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What is the name of the fracture in which the bone “bends” so the fracture is only seen part way through? Which age group is this seen more frequently in?

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GreenStick fracture…children

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What is the preferred imaging modality for seeing the TemproMandibular Disc?

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When you take a pano and are evaluating the condyle, which pole of the condyle are you seeing and which pole of the condyle is blocked from view?

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See lateral, medial pole is blocked

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Which junction of the cervical vertebrae are the markers for seeing a Calcified Carotid Arthroma?

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What is the classic appearance of Paget’s Disease of the Bone?

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Cotton Wool pattern Appearance

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Which condition shows the generalized loss of definition in coritcal bone, so like the borders of the IA canal n stuff?

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What is the lesser form of osteoperosis?

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What are 2 a classic presentations in degenerative joint disease in the TMJ?
1. a subchondral bone cyst ("ely" cyst) 2.Bird Beaking of the condyle
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What is the classic term associated with Rheumatoid arthritis and TMJ problems?
pannus (synovial granulomatous tissue)
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In his radiographs _______ causes thinning of the condyle only VS _______ causing both the condyle AND the glenoid fossa to atrophy
Degenerative Joint Disease....Rheumatoid Arthritis
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Where does a "blowout" fracture occur? What is another nickname for the result?
floor of the orbit..."trap door" sign
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What type of sinus complication are you likely to see in 10-15% of your pano's?
Antral pseudocyst (aka mucus RETENTION cyst) (DOME shaped, be able to ID)
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What is the classic presentation of a retention pseudocyst?
dome shaped
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Which systemic disease is bilateral, will push teeth anteriorly, is multilocular?
Cherubism
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What does teeth floating in space represent?
Langerhans Cell Hystiocytosis
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***VERY UNIQUE! What does FIBROUS DYSPLASIA in the mandible do to the IA canal? What is the pattern of bone?
granular pattern....displaces it SUPERIORLY (the lesion is under the IA canal)
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Which systemic condition is assocated with a BROWN TUMOR? What are they histologically and radiographically IDENTICAL TO?
Hyperparathyroidism...Central Giant Cell Granulomas
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What are the four dental manifestations of acromegaly?
1.Enlargment of mandible 2.Spacing of the teeth 3.NORMAL crown size 4.Hypercementosis
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Which occlusal classification is likely to be found in Acromegaly?
Class III
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Mucositis VS Sinusitis: Generalized inflammatory condition of sinus mucosa
sinusitis
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Mucositis VS Sinusitis: Localized thickened sinus mucosa
mucositis
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Mucositis VS Sinusitis: not visualized on imaging
mucositis
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Mucositis VS Sinusitis: Does not imply further investigation or treatment is required
mucositis
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Mucositis VS Sinusitis: acute and chronic
sinusitis
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What is the treatment of a retention pseudocyst?
no treatment necessary
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What can you imply when you see dystrophic calcification of a cyst?
it is long standing, it has been there for a LONG time
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What are the two dysplasias we discussed that present like cotton wool on a radiograph?
1.fibrous dysplasia 2.paget's disease
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What is the only form of dysplasia that is found under the IA canal and will displace it superiorly if it expands??
fibrous dysplasia
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What condition is this? Pannus formation
RA