Oral Mucosal Pathology

Oral mucosal pathology more prevalent in older or younger people?

In which gender more oral mucosal pathology?

Name 4 common oral pathologies associated with prosthesis use.

Candidiasis

Name 2 acute forms.

Name 2 chronic forms.

Name 3 candida-associated lesions.

How do you diagnose candida?

What’s the correct treatment for candida? (2)

4 etiologies for angular cheilitis.

Denture Stomatitis

How does it look like?

Etiology?

Name predisposing factors for denture stomatitis.

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Are allergic reactions to denture materials common?

How can you confirm/check it?

Is denture stomatitis a-/symptomatic?

Name the treatment for denture stomatitis.

What’s a fibroma?

Treatment? (2)

Epulis fissuratum

Definition

Etiology

Treatment (2)

Treatment of traumatic ulcers (2)

Frictional keratosis

How does it look like?

What are possible DDs? (2)

Treatment?

How do you treat chemical burns?

Are they a-/symptomatic?

Which drug is very often responsible for it?

How do you treat oral ulcers secondary to chemotherapy? (3)

Name 3 possible causes for gingival overgrowth.

Treatment?

What’s median rhomboid glossitis?

Etiology?

Is it a-/symptomatic?

Treatment?

Fissured tongue

How does it look like?

Treatment? (2)

Sublingual varices

How is it also called?

How do they evolve?

Treatment?

3 treatments in plaque-induced gingivitis

ANUG

Predisposing factors can be a hypovitaminosis of which types of vitamins? (2)

ANUG

Treatment? (5)

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Name doses of the ABs and analgesics.

Oral lichen planus

There is reticular, atrophic and erosive.

Order to the right one:

1. bilateral

2. asymptomatic / painful / discomfort, but not pain

3. lingual depapillation

4. desquamative gingivitis (DG)

5. erosions on the tongue

6. Wickham striae

Treatment of lichen planus

How do you treat reticular oral lichen planus?

How erosive and atrophic? (3)

For the treatment of erosive/atrophic oral lichen planus, in which way can you use a gingival splint?

Name 4 possible etiologies for oral lichenoid reactions/lesions.

Is it unilateral or bilateral?

Symptomatic or asymptomatic?

Name the 2 main differences how you can diagnose/differ between oral lichen planus and lichenoid reactions.

What’s the most common pre-cancerous lesion?

Name 2 etiologies for oral leukoplakia.

Which 2 types are there?

Leukoplakia

What’s the treatment? (2)

OSCC

Treatment (3)