Exam 27: Oral Pathology

Fusion with the alveolar bone and cementum is ____________.

The most common form of skin cancer is ____________.

A raised area, usually oval or circular, that is filled with fluid is a ____________.

When one tooth bud attempts to divide, the result is ____________.

Neoplasms or tumors have the suffix ____________.

When the lingual frenum is attached near the tip of the tongue, the condition is known as ____________.

A lesion that appears in the oral vestibule, usually in the lower anterior area between the lip and the teeth, is caused by ____________.

The destruction of the mucous membrane that appears as an open sore on tissue is a(n) ____________.

Herpes simplex Type I occurs above the waist, usually in the oral cavity.

Which agents may bring on a disease condition that will exhibit signs in the oral cavity?

The torus palatinus is located in the mandibular premolar region.

Small red or purple spots in the skin or mucosa tissue are ____________.

When the filiform papillae on the tongue are absent, the condition is known as ____________.

A white, leathery patch in the oral cavity that cannot be identified as any other white lesion is termed ____________.

An antigenic substance is capable of causing the production of an antibody.

A red patch of tissue in the oral cavity that cannot be associated with inflammation is termed ____________.

A spot of different texture or color on the skin is a(n) ____________.

The ability to cause antibody production is called ____________.

Thrush is the common name for ____________.

The genetic condition of the teeth in which the enamel is discolored or extremely thin is ____________.