Red Lesions

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Painful atrophic patches, hyphae seen on cytological smear following the use if long term broad spectrum antibiotics

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Acute Atrophic candidiasis

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Papillary hyperplasia on the palate of the patient who wears illfitting denture has a poor OH xerostomia

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Chronic atrophic candidiasis

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Asymtpomatic Smooth erythmatous rhomboid patch on the mid dorsal of the tongue that lacks filliform papillae in diabetec or immunisupressed patients

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Median rhomboid glossitis
Central papillary atrophy

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Multi factorial disorder, inflammation erythema maceration fissuring erosions and crusting if the angles of the mouth

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Angular cheilitis

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Etiology of angular cheilitis

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Candida
Staphylococcus
Streptococcus
Iron deficiency anemia
Vit B deficiency
Reduced vertical dimension
Mechanical trauma

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Burning mouth syndrome commonly affects

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Post menopausal women

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Burning mouth sydrome also known as

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Stomatopyrosis
Glossopyrosis

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Features of BMS

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Patient feels lining of the mouth is being scalded-burned

Tongue 2/3rd commonly involved
Lining of the mouth appears completely normal

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Secondary BMS associated with

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Xerostomia
Ch mouth breathing
Ch tongue thrust
Ch mechanical trauma
Ch gastritis
Estrogen def
Anxiety
Stress
Depression

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Pre malignant red patch that cannot be clinically and pathologically characterized as any other disease

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Erythroplakia

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Common intraoral sites for Erythroplakia

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Floor of mouth
Tongue
Soft palate

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Osler rendu weber syndrome also known as

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Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia

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Hereditary mucocutaneous disorder characterized by numerous spider like telangiectasia and arteriovenus fistula

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Osler rendu weber syndrome

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Intraoral site for osler rendu weber syndrome

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Lips
Gingiva
Buccal mucosa
Tongue

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Early sign of osler rendu weber syndrome

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Frequent nose bleeds
Epistaxis

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Sturge weber syndrome also knowsn as

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Encephalotrigeminal angiomatosis

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Port wine birth stain with neurological abnormalities is seen in

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Sturge weber syndrome

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Macular hemangioma that follows the distribution of trigeminal nerve

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Port wine stain

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Intraoral features of sturge weber syndrome

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Hypervascular changes to the ipsilateral mucosa
Gingival hyperplasia due to anticonvulsant therapy

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Most common benign tumor of infancy

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Infantile hemangioma

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Common intraoral sites for hemangioma and vascular malformations

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Dorsum of tongue
Gingiva
Buccal mucosa

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Acquired vascular malformation represents focal dilated of single vein

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Varix- varicosity

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Varix occurs in

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Older patients

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Most common type of oral varicosity

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Sublingual varix

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Mass of vascular granulation tissue due to minor trauma or chronic irritation clinically presents as pedunculated or sessile exophytic mass

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Pyogenic granuloma

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Features of pyogenic granuloma

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Ulcerated
Bleeds easily due to high vascularity
Raspberry like app
Pregnant patients are prone to it
Gingiva is commonly affected
Lips buccal mucosa tongue

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Reactive lesion which is well defined firm growth occurs on gingiva or edentulous alveolar ridge can be sessile or pedunculated

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Peripheral giant cell granuloma

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Benign tumor on the gingiva or alveolar mucosa

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Epulis granulomatosa

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Hyperplastic granulation tissue that arises from post exo socket

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Epulis granulomatosa

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Parulis also known as

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Gum boil

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Reddish raised sessile nodules on the gingiva at the site where a draining sinus tract reaches the surface

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Parulis - gum boil

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Rupture of telangiectasia leads to

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GI bleeding
Hematuria
Iron deficiency anemia