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rarefying osteitis
can be:
-cyst
-granuloma
-abcess
what must be as'ed w/ a necrotic tooth?

an impacted tooth?
-radicular cyst

-dentigerous cyst
what can originate from lining of dentigerous cyst
-ameloblastoma
-squamous cell carcinoma
OKC:
# of lobes
RL/RO?
DD
-usually multi, can be uni
-RL surrounded by RO
-causes less expansion than dentigerous cyst
Ameloblastic fibroma:
easily confused w/ ____, why
-dentigerous c., since both are as'ed w/ impacted tooth
-AF happens in younger pts (10-30yo). DCs are more common
lateral periodontal cyst:
age
demographic
area
growth
expansile?
symptomatic?
-50-70yo
-mostly white males
-usually mand premolar/canine/lat inc area
-slow growth
-no
-usually no
cyst related to tooth that tests nonvital is usually
-radicular cyst
Bohn's nodules:
what
color
frequency
result of
-gingival cysts of newborn
-white/yellowish
-90% of newborns
-cystic degeneration of epithelial rests of dental lamina (rests of Serres)
_______ ds can present with multiple eruption cysts. Other dental abnormalities include delayed tooth eruption, prognathia, apentognatia, generalized gingival swelling, and high arched palate
-kinky hair ds
what med can cause eruption cyst
-cyclosporin A
adult gingival cyst:
location
connected to
may be superficial version of
-premolar/canine area. intraosseous.
-periodontium
-lateral periodontal cyst
lateral perio cyst:
arise from cystic degeneration of
-clear cells of dental lamina
Lat perio cyst:
delineation
size, shape
RL/RO?
symptoms?
-well delineated
-small (<1cm), round
-RL w/ RO border
-no
Lat perio cyst:
PDL?
root of as'ed tooth
necrotic?
-normal
-normal
-no
botryoid odontogenic cyst
-multilocular variant of lat perio cyst
Lat perio cyst:
tx
recurrence
-surgery
-higher w/ botryoid type (multilocular)
dent cyst:
size
aspiration
teeth most frequently affected
age
symptoms
- >3mm
- straw colored thin liquid
-mand 3rds, max C, mand PM, max -3rds
-20s, 30s
-not usually
OKC:
stands for
derived from
location
recurrence
lobes
-odontogenic keratocyst
-dental lamina (epith)
-mand 3rd molars (2:1 max))
-60%
-single or multiple
OKC:
% of jaw cysts
age
gender
-1.5-11%
-30s, 40s
-male 2:1 female
OKC:
symptoms (3)
lobes
-none or paresthesia, 2ndary fractures
-usually multilocular
OKC:
border (2)
may mimic (2)
-well defined, scalloped
-dentigerous cyst, ameloblastoma if it is multilocular and in 3rd mand molar region
when multiple OKCs are present, evaluate pt for
-basal cell nevus syndrome
OKC:
expansion
root
displacement
-minimal. Grows along bone
-yes, but less than dent cyst or ameloblastoma
-" "
DD btw OKC and dent cyst when as'ed w/ impacted tooth (2)
-dent cyst is connected to CEJ
-dent cyst has more expansion and displacement
DD btw OKC and ameloblastoma
-ameloblastoma -> more expansion
If the internal structure of OKC is multilocular
differentiating it from ____________(4) should be done.
-ameloblastoma
-odontogenic myxoma
-simple bone cyst
-giant cell lesion
DD: OKC and odontogenic myxoma
-OM has straight septation, OKC has curved septa
Gorlin Goltz syndrome:
dominance
_______ carcinoma of face
-Autosomal dominant
-basal cell
Gorlin Goltz syndrome:
features (4)
-Low occiput, frontal and parietal bulging
-Calcified bridging of the sella turcica
-Hyperpneumatization of the paranasal sinuses
-Mandibular prognathism
Gorlin Goltz syndrome:
mouth and oral structures (3)
-Odontogenic keratocysts of the jaws
-Cleft lip and/or palate
-Pouting lower lip
Gorlin Goltz syndrome:
eyes (10)
-Hypertelorism
-Strabismus
-Corneal opacity
-Cataract
-Glaucoma
-Sunken eyes
-Synophrys with heavy eyebrows
-Coloboma of the iris, choroid, and optic nerve
-Retinitis pigmentosa
-Retinal hamartomas
gorlin goltz syndrome:
thorax (5)
-Rib abnormalities
-Lumbarization of the sacrum
-Pectus carinatum or excavatum
-Gynecomastia
-Sprengel anomaly
do slides 77-86 on odontogeniccystpart1
fjio
calcifying odontogenic cyst:
aka (2)
border
derived from
resembles _____, but has
-gorlin cyst, odontogenic ghost cell tumor
-well-circumscribed
-odontogenic epitheliium
-follicular ameloblastoma
-ghost cells and spherical calcifications
(can be solid or cystic)
glandular odontogenic cyst:
location
growth
symptoms
destructive?
age
-ant mand
-slow
-unually painless
-locally destructive
-middle aged
calcifying odontogenic cyst:
age
location (2)
expansion?
-usually <40 but can be any age
-incisor-canine region of both arches
-20% in gingival mucosa
-intraosseous lesions -> generalized jaw expansion
Calcifying odontogenic cyst:
border
lobes
RL/RO?
frequency
-well-circumscribed
-unilocular
-RL w/ flecks of RO (distinguishing feature!)
-rare