1most commonly biopsied oral lesion
irritation fibroma
2types of irritation fibroma
giant cell fibroma
epulis fissuratum (hyperplasia)
3irritation fibroma etiology
reactive from chronic irritation or trauma
4irritation fibromas are commonly located
along occl plane of buccal mucosa
5irritation fibroma clinical features
well circumscribed, slow grow polyp/nodule
fixed to mucosa
may be ulcerated
asymptomatic
6irritation fibroma microscopic features
prolif of dense fibrous CT
vascular network
inconscpicuous inflam
7irritation fibroma tx
excision biopsy
recur not common
8giant cell fibroma etiology
neoplastic PLURIPOTENTIAL dev of fibroblasts
retrocuspid papilla of HIRSHFIELD
9giant cell fibroma usually affects
teenagers, YA
10giant cell fibroma clinical features
<1cm solitary papule
bosselated/ papillary
sessile/ pedunculated
11giant cell fibroma microscopic features
dense collagen
enlarged stellate fibroblasts
elongated rete pegs
12giant cell fibroma tx/ prog
excisional biopsy
good prog
possible gingival defect
no recur
13what is a periapical granuloma
chronic apical periodontitis
inflamed granulation tissue around apex
14periapical granuloma etiology
complication of pulpitis
2ndary to bact w/in RC
15periapical granuloma clinical features
asympto
radioluc at apex
loss of lamina dura
resorption or cystic degen
16periapical granuloma microscopic features
russell bodies (inclusions in plasma cell)
cholesterol clefting (elongated empty spaces)
extravasated blood
17periapical granuloma tx
endo/apicoectomy
ext if nonrestorable
18why does periapical granuloma leave fibrous scar
cortical bone destroyed
19why would periapical granulomas leave fibrous scars
cortical bone destroyed
20what is epithelial dysplasia
lesion w/histologic alterations, likely for malignant transformation
21how to correlate color of dysplasia with grade
white lesions mostly mild
speckled usually severe, rare mild
red are always severe never mild
22epithelial dysplasia microscopic features
individual cell keratinization
bulbous rete ridges
pleomorphism
hyperchromatic/prominent nucleus
mitosis
23grades for epithelial dysplasia
mild, moderate, severe
24pitfalls of current epith dys grading system
invasive carcinoma from less than full thickness dysplasia
de novo carcinoma without pre-existing dysplastic change
25how to distinguish hyperplasia/keratosis from dysplasia
dysplasia will have mitotic figures
26criteria for assigning dysplasia grade
thickness of the basal layer (thicker = more severe)
27how to treat epithelial dysplasia?
mild - watch closely
moderate to severe - completely excised
28best indicator of oral cancer risk
microscopic dx of epithelial dysplasia
29one of the most common oral lesions
frictional keratosis
30is hyperkeratosis pre-malignant
no
31is hyperkeratosis reversible
yes, remove traumatic agent
32what hyperkeratosis is IRREVERSIBLE
sanguinaria
33body produces extra layers of keratin when
inflam or protective response to pressure
34non-pressure related keratosis occurs
due to genetics on surfaces not irritated
35hyperkeratosis tx
determine probable cause and eliminate the source of irritation; biopsy if therapy no respond
36what is a mucocele
pooling of salivary mucous within a cyst or cyst-like cavity
37mucocele cause
trauma, dental tx
38what is an extravasation type mucocele
escape of salivary fluid to surrounding CT from trauma to salivary gland duct
39is an extravasation type mucocele a true cyst?
no, not true cyst
40what is a retention type mucocele
mucous pool confined within epith lined cyst
41what mucocele type is more common
extravasation
42**most common location for mucocele
lower lip
43what is a ranula
term for mucocele on floor of mouth
44how to tx superficial mucocele
small ones spontaneously rupture and heal
45how to tx larger chronic mucocele
excision, remove surrounding minor glands to prevent recurrence
laser tx
46what is a dentigerous cyst
cyst separating the follicle from the crown of an unerupted tooth
47dentigerous cyst pathogenesis
exact unknown; inc osmotic pressure within cystic lumen
48**most common developmental odontogenic cyst**
dentigerous cyst (follicular cyst)
49dentigerous cyst gender predilection
males
50ages affected for dentigerous cyst
10-30yrs
51preferred sites of dentigerous cyst
mandibular 3M
max canine
52symptoms of dentigerous cyst
usually asympto
if larger: expansion, asymmetry, root resorb/ displace
53dentigerous cyst radiographic
unilocular
pericoronal radioluc
grow along anatomic borders, no expansion
54non-inflamed dentigerous cyst
loose CT wall; GLYCOSAMINOGLYCAN GROUND SUBSTANCE
islands/ cords of inactive odontogenic rests
2-4 cells thick epithelium
55inflamed dentigerous cysts
more collagen in fibrous wall
cell infiltrate
epith hyperplasia, RETE RIDGES
56dentigerous cyst tx
enucleate/ curettage or masupialization
57why do we treat dentigerous cysts
they are occasionally associated with other developing tumors
58tumors that arise from dentigerous cysts
ameloblastoma
dysplasia/ sqm cell carcinoma
central mucoepidermoid carcinoma
59squamous papilla etiology
HPV 6/11
both sexual and nonsex
60most common site affected by squamous papilloma
tongue
soft palate
61what is a squamous papilloma
soft, painless, pedunculated lesion
papillary or verrucoid (cauliflower) surface
light pink, white, or mucosa color
~.5cm solitary
62squamous papilloma microscopic features
cauliflower hyperparakeratotic epithelium
finger like fronds, fibrovascular core
cytopathic effect in koilocytes
63what is a koilocyte
epithelial cell w/ nuclear enlarged, darker staining, halo around nuc, and irregular nuc memb
64squamous papilloma tx
excision including base of lesion
65squamous papilloma prognosis
no malignant transformation
no recur but can get laryngeal papillomatosis
66most common disease in oral medicine practice
lichen planus
67what is lichen planus
chronic inflam disease causing white strige, papules, plaques on buccal mucosa, tongue, gingiva
68lichen planus age group
45-60
69lichen planus gender predilection
women 2x more than men
70lichen planus cause
T cell med AID; apoptosis of oral epith by CD8 T
71lichen planus more likely in pts with
other immunologically mediated diseases
72other developments from lichen planus
oral LP > skin lesions
cutaneous LP > oral lesions
73genital involvement of lichen planus predilection
more in women
74when is lichen planus premalignant
in pts with persistent mouth sores
inc risk with alc/ tobacco
75lichen planus reactions
medication induced
allergic/immunologic
chronic hep C
graft vs host disease
dental mats
76lichen planus tx
poor man's magic mouthwash: benadryl
magic mouth wash
77ulcerative lichen planus tx
topical gel
78most common odontogenic cyst
radicular cyst
79radicular cyst etiology
result from pulpal inflammation
epithelium from malassez
80what is radicular cyst usually associated with
non vital teeth
81radicular cyst radiographic
well circumscribed radiolucency
usually pericapical
can involve lateral root
root resorption
82radicular cyst microscopic
strat sqm epith, with lining
some cholesterol clefts in wall
83if radicular cyst doesnt have epithelial lining
dx as periapical granuloma instead
84radicular cyst tx
endo therapy
apicoectomy
follow up impt!
85pyogenic granuloma
exuberant granulation tissue, reactive lesion
alarming rapid growth initially
very vascular
86pyogenic granuloma most common where
gingiva; usually ulcerated
87pyogenic is common in
pregnancy and puberty
88pyogenic granuloma microscopic
granulation
delicate collagen
89pyogenic granuloma tx
excision
90pyogenic granuloma prognosis
can recur if irritant not removed
91most common soft tissue tumor of childhood
hemangioma
92where do hemangiomas usually occur
60% in head/neck
93most common parotid tumor of children
hemangioma
94hemagioma clinical features
flat red-blue or red exophytic
capillary subtype regresses spontaneously
95hemangioma microscopic
plump endothel cells
96hemangioma tx/prog
for infancy: can regress spont.
excision
sclerosing agents
SYSTEMIC STEROIDS
cavernous require surgery
97squamous cell carcinoma
invasive neoplasm, invasion thru BM, angioinvasion
98most common oral cavity cancer
squamous cell carcinoma
99clinical appearances of squamous cell carcinoma
leuko/erythroplakia
exophytic
endophytic
100squamous cell carcinoma: histologic grades
well/moderately/poorly differentiated
101well differentiated histology
tumor has almost normal sqm epith
102moderate differentiated histology
midway between well and poor diff
103poorly differentiated histology
poor cytomorphologic/architectural resemblace to normal epith
104most common locations for squamous cell carcinoma
tongue
soft palate/oropharynx
floor of mouth
lower lip
105part of tongue most vulnerable to scc
posterior lateral border
106why are soft palate/oropharynx scc prog worse
pts unaware due to posterior location
delay in dx > lesion larger and metast'd by then
107initial symptom of scc in soft palate
difficulty swallowing
108scc floor of mouth gender predilection
males more than females
109most common site for scc floor of mouth
midline near frenum
110scc lower lip
light skinned ppl w sun expose
crusted oozing indurated ulcer
111greatest female predilection for scc is where
gingiva
112scc least assoc w smoking
gingiva
113oral melanotic macule
benign hyperpigmentation of mucous memb
114where are oral melanotic macules most commonly found
vermillion border of lip (lower)
115what do multiple oral melanotic macules indicate
peutz-jegher's syndrome
116oral melanotic macule gender predilection
women
117oral melanotic macule age
~40yrs
118oral melanotic macule microscopic
inc melanin prod and deposition along basal layer, no inc in melanocytes
melanin incontinence
119lesions mimicking oral melanotic macule
drug induced melanosis
amalgam tattoo
kaposi sarcoma
120oral melanotic macule tx
biopsy
1212nd most common developmental odontogenic cyst
odontogenic keratocyst
122odontogenic keratocyst age group
adolescents, YA
123favored site of odontogenic keratocyst
mandible; posterior body and ramus
124are most odontogenic keratocysts multi or unilocular
unilocular
125odontogenic keratocyst clinical
grow w/o symptoms
within normal anatomic jaw
126odontogenic keratocyst radiograph
tooth displacement
root resorb
loss cortical bone
127Multilocular Differential Diagnosis (MACHO)
myxoma
ameloblastoma
central giant cell
hemangioma
odontogenic keratocyst
128odontogenic keratocyst microscopic
corrugated parakeratin surface
perpendicular hyperchromatic basal cell
129odontogenic keratocyst tx
aspiration-decompression
enucleate
segmental resection
130syndrome assoc with odontogenic keratocyst
nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome (gorlin)
131nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome
autosomal dom
PTCH chromosome 9 defect
or solar damage
132group most affected by NBCCS
caucasians; start at teens 20s
133nevoid carcinoma clinical
pits on hands/feet (due to impairment of normal basal cell maturation)
134what complication is most common from nevoid
multiple odontogenic keratocyst
calcification of falx cerebri
135other complications from nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome
bifid ribs
hypertelorism
frontal bossing
136nevoid tx/prog
Moh's surgery
pt usually has normal life span
137peripheral ossifying fibroma
reactive lesion of periosteum or periodontal ligament origin
138peripheral ossifying fibroma clinical features
found on tooth bearing areas of gingiva
fixed to mucosa
139peripheral ossifying fibroma common age group
adolescents and YA
140peripheral ossifying fibroma microscopic
cellular fibrous CT
dystrophic calcification formation
141peripheral ossifyingfibroma tx/prog
excision down to periosteum
20% recur