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REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN ORAL MUCOSA



LINING MUCOSA

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Regional Appearance of Labial Mucosa and Buccal Mucosa

Opaque Pink


Shiny


Moist


Possible area of melanin pigmentation


Fordyce Spots


EPITHELIUM of Labial and buccal mucosa

Thick nonkeratinized



Overlies and Obscures a lamina propria with an extensive vascular supply

Lamina Propria of the Labial and Buccal Mucosa

Irregular and blunt connective tissue papillae



Some elastic fibers


Collagen Fibers



Extensive vascular supply

Submucosa of the labial and buccal mucosa is present with what?

adipose Connective tissue


Minor Salivary Glands


Firm attachment to muscle

Submucosa gives the tissue it's what?

Compressibility


Moisture

The Lamina Propria gives the tissue it's what?

ability to stretch and return to its original shape

ALVEOLAR MUCOSA

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Regional appearance of Alveolar Mucosa

Reddish pink tissue with blue vascular area


Shiny


Moist


Extremely mobile


Lines Vestibules

Epithelium of the Alveolar Mucosa

Thin nonkeratinized



overlies but does not obscure, an extensive vascular supply in the lamina Propria


Lamina Propria of the Alveolar Mucosa

Connective tissue papillae sometimes absent


Many elastic Fibers


Extensive Vascular Supply

Submucosa of the Alveolar mucosa has what present?

minor salivary glands


many elastic fibers


loose attachment to muscle or bone

VENTRAL TONGUE SURFACE and FLOOR of the MOUTH

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Region appearance of the ventral tongue surface and floor of the mouth

Reddish pink tissue with vascular blue areas of veins



moist


Shiny


Compressible



Mobility Varies

Epithelium of the Ventral Tongue Surface and Floor of the Mouth

Extremely thin nonkeratinized



Overlying but not obscuring, a lamina propria with an extensive vascular supply

Lamina Propria of the Ventral Tongue Surface and Floor of the mouth

Has an extensive vascular supply

Lamina Propria of the Ventral Tongue Surface

Numerous connective tissue papillae


Some Elastic Fibers


Minor salivary glands



(Extensive vascular supply)

Lamina Propria of the Floor of the Mouth

Has Broad Connective tissue papillae

Submucosa for the Ventral Tongue Surface and Floor of the mouth is present or absent

Present

Ventral Tongue Surface Submucosa

Extremely thin and


firmly attached to muscle

Floor of the mouth Submucosa

Adipose Connective Tissue


Submandibular and Sublingual salivary glands


Loosely attached to bone/muscles

SOFT PALATE

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Region appearance of the SOFT PALATE

Deep Pink with yellow hue


moist



Compressible and Extremely elastic



Allows speech and swallowing

Epithelium of the Soft Palate

Thin nonkeratinized



Overlying a lamina Propria



No Extensive Vascular Supply

Lamina Propria of the Soft Palate

Thick lamina Propria


Numerous Connective Tissue papillae


Distinct elastic layers

Submucosa of the soft palate

Extremely thin


Adipose Connective Tissue


Minor Salivary Glands


Firm Attachment to underlying muscle

MASTICATORY MUCOSA



HARD PALATE


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Hard Palate region appearance

Pink


Immobile


firm medial Zone


Cushioned Lateral Zones


Rugae Raphe



Epithelium of the Hard Palate

Thick orthokeratinzed



overlying a lamina Propria

Lamina Propria of the hard palate

Medial zone serving as mucoperiosteum to the bone



Features of rugue and Raphe in medial zones

Submucosa of the Hard Palate

Present only in the lateral zone


Anterior part having adipose connective tissue


Posterior part having minor salivary glands



Absent in Medial Zone

ATTACHED GINGIVA

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Attached Gingiva region and appearance when healthy and Dry

Opaque Pink


areas of melanin pigmentation possible


varying amount of stippling



Dull, firm, and immobile


The Epithelium of Attached Gingiva

Thick Keratinized



mainly parakeratinized


some Orthokeratinzed

Lamina Propria of the Attached Gingiva

Tall


Narrow Connective Tissue papillae


Extensive Vascular Supply


seves as mucoperiosteum to bone

Is a submucaso present in attached gingiva

No submucosa present

What can stippling be caused from?

due to strong attachment or pull of the epithelium toward the lamina propria