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DDx
What type gland?

apo mero holo
Fordyce granules
holo - sucide bomber [sebaceous gland]

sebaceous gland is connected by a duct to surface / in dermoid cyst, not like this

apo - 아퍼 일부분이 떨어져 나감

LEC
Xanthoma series[Verruciform X; Xanthogranuloma]
CA [mucoepidermoid C ; clear cell C]
Unique histologic feature

DDx
LEC

in slide
u can see - capillaries on the roof of cyst

1. parakeratosed SSE [ SSE is thin, parakeratosis is thick]
2. beneath basal cell, there is lymph ts including follicullar lymph ts
3. beneath lymph ts, loose connective ts

DDx :
BCC and lymph node

Epithelium overgrowth in the lymph ts
^ BCC와 조직학적으로 같다. 위치로 구분
in tosillar crypt there is a epitheium
what Arrow?

What is this?
Microabscess --> Psoriasis form inflammation

Geographic tongue

DDx
Candidiasis [ when there is erosion , think candida always ]
Erosive lichen planus
Psoriasis
Crouzon's and Apert's syndrome

TWO feature

AD ?
Premature cranial suture closure

Syndactyly

AD
DDx of nasopalatine duct cyst?
Radicular cyst

Primordial cyst
DDx
Thyroglossal Tract Cyst [Tract cyst]

DDx
Thyroid-itis
Hashimoto's ds
Simple Goiter
what?
DDx THREE
Stafne's bone defect

Langerhans cell ds
Hematopoietic marrow defect
Ossifying fibroma " size is small [ not odontogenic fibroma because it is Mn post site]
DDx
Simple bone cyst
Giant cell granuloma
/
OKC [ usually not so big ]

^Ameloblastoma usual shows multi-locular pattern and foggy
Simple bone cyst : true cavity[not cyst] , no ts
swelling in this are, u must think this first. What is this?
Mucocele
ranula and mucocele 's difference?
ranula - lesion in submandibular duct, Wharton's duct
DDx of mucocele?
cyst, lipoma, neuroma
dermoid cyst's oral cavity occurrence?
mouth floor
What is this?
and oral occurrence?
DDx TWO
Dermoid cyst

Mouth floor

DDx; ranula and TG cyst ; LEC [but LEC can occur lateral border of tongue ]
But dermoid cyst cross midline and big!!
Ameloblastoma DDx
Myxoma
Giant cell granuloma

It's ameloblastoma
Ah my god
What?
Ameloblastoma

reverse polarity
SR like space
mature collagen - less nuclei
blue tumor?
AOT

there are much cells

young occurrence
What is this?
D and C, S ?
DDx Three
AOT ; DAO

D - duct
C - calcification
S - swirls of spindle cells

DDx - Dentigerous cyst [ "AOT usually accompany with unerupted teeth, 75% with canine ] , Ameloblastoma , OKC
What is this?
CEOT
CEOT
Two micro fx?
Epithelial strand + Amyloid or calcification
What's Liesegang's ring ?
Concentric calcification in amyloid of CEOT
Which cystic lesion occur frequently on Mouth floor? Four
Ranula
LEC
Dermoid cyst
Thyroglossal tract cyst
SCM 을 따라서 생기는 cyst로 SSE 와 lymph ts로 구성된 cyst wall을 가지는 것은?
Branchial cleft cyst
Gorlin-Goltz triad?
multiple OKC, basal cell carcinoma, bifid rib at early age
Dx and DDx TWO
OKC

usually unilocular[small] and including teeth

DDx :dentigerous cyst, radicular cyst

Hx feature
1. corrugated , parakeratosed thin cyst wall without ridge
2. hyperchromatin pallisaded basal cell layer
Another name of Bohn's cyst ?

epi originated from ?
Dental lamina cyst [ gingival cyst of newborn]

Epi of Serres
Gingival cyst of adult usually occur mulitply [ T / F ]
False

Newborn occurs multiplely but not for adult
Is this OKC?
Not OKC
Thin wall and no ridge

but not corrugated and no hyperchromatin palliasading cells

* this is the gingival cyst of adult

Gingival cyst of adult's intraosseous counter part is LPC
What is this?

What does the black arrow points?
COC

Ghost cell

Cyst lining [epithelum] shows reverse polarity like ameloblastoma
@ Myxoma

1. DDx
2. Age
3. Mx or Mn
4. slow or fast growing
5. what is extracellular matrix ?
1. Ameloblastoma, Giant cell Granuloma Ah My God

2. 20-30
3. Mn
4. slow
5. acid MPS[hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulfate]
What is this?
AOT
Does ameloblastoma produce radio-opaque image?
no
DDx this
Radicular cyst

Lateral periodontal cyst

COD and Langerhans cell [ but these are unilocular]

But, this is mulilocular radiolucency

Ameloblastoma and OKC
DDx
Dentigerous cyst
HYPERBLASTIC FOLLICLE
AOT [75% case with canine]
COC [ 30% with teeth] ---> but usually Mx ant then Mn ant

CEOT [ over 50% with impacted teeth ] but usually with 3rd molar

CEOT : 40-50
COC ; 20-30 = Amelo, Myxoma
Giant cell lesion = 20

not ameloblastoma " not multilocular
DDx
Odontoma [complex]

AFO > CEOT > COC

CEOT is less common than COC but includes 3rd molar

not AOT " not ant mx
AOT have female preferrence
What is this
AF
Which teeth tends to be affected mostly by cementoblastoma?
lower 1st molar under 20 yrs
DDx
cementoblastoma
Periapical COD
Ossifying fibroma

Dx= cementoblastoma
pink and purple tumor
Myxoma age?
20-30
same as ameloblastoma
What is this?
SOT [Squamous odontogenic tumor]

looks like ameloblastoma " epithelial nest in the mature fibrous connective ts ; BUT there is no reverse polarity in basal cell layer

^ameloblastoma basal cell layer is columnar epi
What is the diff bet Odontogenic fibroma and its WHO variant?
1.much more odontogenic epi in WHO type
2.cellular mesenchymal swirls
Which odontogenic tumor is more frequent in femles?
1. Odontogenic fibroma
2. AOT
3. Giant cell granuloma

not COC
Which tumors usually occur in Mx?
AOT and odontogenic fibroma [ not ossifying fibroma - that occurs in post mn]

/ and COC
DDx upper and lower
upper is odontogenic fibroma / lower is myxoma

odontogenic epi - basememt memb is thick and 찐한 핵
with collagen ---> Odontogenic fibroma
without collagen ---> only fibroblast -----> myxoma
Dx?
Fibrous dysplasia
List 3 type of Fibrous dysplasia
1. monostotic
2. polyostotic
3. Albright syndrome - polyostotic + skin pigmentation + endocrine dysfunction
Dx and
DDx [on Rx and on hx]
cementifying fibroma[=Ossifying F/ Cemneto-Ossifying F]

DDx
1. Radio DDx ; Focal COD, odontoma
2. Histo DDx ; Fibrous dysplasia
What?
Langerhanscell ds

Coffee bean nuclei
Langerhans cell ds's sex preference?
Male

Wide age range

Looks like radicular cyst or periodontal lesion
Langerhans cell ds's immunohistochemical marker 2?
S100 and CD1a
Dx?
Giant cell lesion
Cherubism's sex preference?
Boy
What?
Carcinoma in situ
What is this?
LEC

It is yellowish and small nodule

U can see small capillaries on the nodule
What?
Ameloblastoma Cherubism > Myxoma,Giant cell lesion

not OKC - OKC is usually unilocular and not so big like amelo
What?
Ameloblastoma

DDx: Myxoma, Giant cell lesion
What?
Cementoblastoma

by cementoblast
under 25 yr
entire mass shud be outlined by PDL
but in COD mass is separted from tooth by PDL and COD usually occurs mutliply
Dentigerous cyst vs OKC
DDx point?
Thickness and corrugation

epi of Dentigerous cyst is relatively thick to OKC and no parakeratosis[corrugation]
OKC

male or female and AGE?
20-30 MALE
OKC site?
RAMUS
Dx
central giant cell granuloma

cross midline
Dx?
Odontogenic Myxoma

1st DDx is ameloblastoma
2nd is Giant cell lesion
Dx?
AF

focus on CT

CT is different from Ameloblastoma's CT

Immature stroma : no collagen fiber and elongated nuclei of stromal cell
Which is diff bet AF and ameloblastoma?
age and collagen

AF occurs at younger age. 2nd decade and do not have collagen but do have enlongated nuclei of fibroblast
Dx?
Langerhans cell ds

red tumor
Dx?
Sex and Age preference?
Langerhans cell ds
Male and wide age range

red arrow --> eosinophil [ not needed to dx]
Which of above is plasma cell?
2

3 = monocyte
1 = PMN
What is Parulis?
mass of granulation ts at opening of sinus tract by perforation of cortical bone
Epulis
swelling of gum ; gum boil
Can u see reverse polarity at COC?
yes
What is this?
Condensing Osteitis

There shud be damaged tooth

cementoblastoma is not related to damaged tooth
Dx?
Proliferative periostitis
Giant cell lesion age preference?
under 20

thus DDx with cherubism [ male, boy ]

GG ==> glamorous girl [ girl >> boy ]
Dx?
Chronic hyperplastic pulpitis
Which syndrome have Micrognathia and no cheek bone?
Treacher-collins syndrome
Dx?
commissural lip pit

mmss
Dx?
Geographic tongue
Dx?
Median Rhomboid Glossitis
Dx?
Benigh Migratory glossitis

point : white border
Dx?
OKC
What is the most common developmental cyst?
Nasopalatine duct cyst
epi of nasolabial cyst?
PCCE
Which cyst has this?
This epi is PCCE

nasolabial cyst has this
Thyroglossal tract cyst's sex and age?
Young

NO SEX mark on neck!! so, no sex preference
which cyst in mouth has teratoma-like feature?
dermoid cyst

teratoma -ectoderm, endoderm, mesoderm
odontogenic epithelium's main feature?
thick basal lamina
49 yr patient
Dx?
GOC--- Mn anterior

Glandular odontogenic cyst

Point : multiple microcyst, very thick SSE and cluster of mucous cell [like gland]

Aggressive cyst
Buccal bifurcation cyst is a developmental cyst T or F
False

Inflammatory cyst
Pseudocyst 4
ABC : aneurysmal
SBC : simple
SBD : stafne
Hematopoietic bone marrow defect
Virus factors for oral cancer?
HPV, EBV, HIV
Bacteria factors for oral cancer?
Syphilis, Candidiasis
High risk part of oral cancer that u shud know
Retromolar trigone and soft palate
Verrucous carcinoma can go SCC?
Yes
List 1-6
1.Parotid
2.Buccal
3.Submental
4.Submandibular
5.Deep cervical
6.Superficial cervical
hereditary tooth disorder associated with opalescent tooth coloration, bell shaped crowns and obliteration of pulp chamber.
Dentinogenesis imperfecta

Type I is ass with Osteogenesis imperfecta
Most common odontogenic tumor?
odontoma
Which tumor have snow flake inside ?
AOT
Small number of teeth?
one or two missing
Hypodontia

over 6 missing --> Oligodontia
frequently missing teeth?
3rd molar > second premolar > lateral incisor
Enamel pearl predilection site?
Frequently found on roots of permanent maxillary molars
Occurs on the roots at the Tri-furcation area
Dx?
Dens Invaginatus
Is there tooth resoprtion in Giant cell lesion?
Yes
Giant cell lesion is related to hyperparathyroidism?
Yes
Fibrous dysplasia and Paget's ds have same age range
False

Fd ---> much younger

Paget ----> over 65
A ; ENAMEL organ
B ; dental papilla
C ; dental follicle
Black box?
Odontoblast
Unicystic ameloblastoma's age range?
teenager
Teenager oral tumor?
Odontoma and AOT

Odontoma --> AFO-->AF-->UA

Odontoma and AFO
Ameloblastic fibroma
Unicystic Ameloblastoma

AOT [girl]
arrange below from frequent to rare order

CEOT AOT SOT COC
AOT [about 7%] > COC [1%] > CEOT [not common] >> SOT [very rare]
호발연령 10대 >____ 20~30_____ > 30~40________ > 모름
Dx?
Clear cell odontogenic tumor [very rare]
Compound odontoma site?
Maxilla anterior
COC site?
Incisor ~ premolar

- CEOT와 같다. 그러나 CEOT는 Mn소구치부, COC는 Mx 소구치부 둘다 midline을 향해 성장한다.
Classification of oral white lesions
white lesion ---> dry and rub off

DRI AN

developmental
reactive
infectious
autoimmune
neoplastic
Dx?
White sponge nevus

if rubbed, peel off some but not at all
Best way to Dx white sponge nevus?
invest familial hx [ Autosomal domiant ]
Histological fx of white sponge nevus?
Perinuclear condensation of keratin
Dx?

it is bilateral and disappears when being stretched
Leukoedema

Upper right side of ts that is stretched looks normal
Histologically same as white sponge nevus but much small
Parakeratin layer of hyperkeratosis has granular cell layer?
No.
we can see linea alba even in edentulous patient
False
What is morsicatio?
chronic chewing

buccarum, labiorum, linguarum
Dx?
Nicotinic stomatitis

- enlarged palatal gland
Dx?
Tobaco pouch keratosis
Does tobacco pouch keratosis go malignant transformation?
No. rare
Is nitcotinic sotomatitis considered premalignant?
No. just reactive white lesion
Dx?
premalignant?
Submucous fibrosis
premalignant

Trismus and burning sensation
which percent of Actinic cheilitis goes SCC?
10%
Dx?
Hx feature
Actinic cheilitis

CT change by solar --solar elastosis

CT goes blue and acellular
Contact stomatitis is reactive lesion
False

Allergic. there is huge lymphocyte infiltration
Which type of candidiasis can u remove white patch?

a. Pseudomembranous
b. Chronic hyperplastic
A.
Does PVL [ proliferative verrucous leukoplakia ] have some connection to tobacco or women?
tobacco no
female >> male
Dx?
Candidiasis

hyperplastic epi + very long rete pegs ---> long standing fungal infection

hypae
What is Primordial cyst?
치아가 있어야 할 자리에 생기는 cyst
--->3rd molar region에 주로 생김
Which tooth usually has connection with AOT?
canine

AOT --> 75% with canine
Which of following Cyst have more connection with impacted teeth?

a. COC
b. CEOT
CEOT

CEOT ; 50% but COC ; 30%
syndrome ass with craniosynostosis, syndactyly, maxillary hypoplasia and clefting
Apert syndrome

1st branchial arch syndrome like Crouzon
Fibrous Dysplasia is more common on Mx or Mn?
Mx
Mx with Fibrous Osseous lesion will be more susceptible to infection or osteosarcoma [ T / F ]
True
In fibrous dysplasia , u can see certain mutation including G protein. These are lowered cAMP by low activity of adenyl cyclase and expression of c-fos oncogene. [T / F]
First is True, but second is false

increased activity of adenyl cyclase , then cAMP UP
A group of fibro-osseous lesions limited to alveolar bone is called?
Cemento-osseous dysplasia
3 type of cemento-osseous dysplasia?
Focal
Periapical
Florid
Which is the most common fibro-osseous lesion?
Cemento-osseous dysplasia

- Fibrous dysplasia and ossifying fibroma are histologically similar
Guess ?
Focal Cemento-osseous dysplasia
- predilection for posterior mn

u can also think Radicular cyst [but tooth is intact ] and Langerhans cell ds

- not ameloblastom b/c it is usually mulilocular
Diff bet periapical COD and Florid COD?
Florid involves posterior area in addition to anterior
Ossifying fibroma = Cemento-ossifying fibroma = cementifying fibroma?
True
Most common site for Ossifying fibroma?
Mn premolar and molar
Juvenile aggressive Ossifying Fibroma vs Ossifying Fibroma?
a. pt age
b. site
c. clinical behavior
a. 11 yr vs 30-40
b. Juvenile aggressive prefer Mx than Mn
c. rapid enlargement and penestration
Dx?
Paget's ds

over 65yr
What is this and the characteristics?
Sebaceous gland

Polyhedral shape cell and dark centered nuclei

holocrine secrtion type
What is this?
Dermoid cyst

sebaceous gland - lipid [hair, skin]를 만드므로 pale하게 stain되고 안에 lipid droplet이 많고, ovoid shape
Dx?
COC

cyst lining has some reverse polarity
Dx
CEOT
Dx?
Ameloblastoma
Dx?
Ameloblastoma
Amelogenesis imperfecta is inherited by which way?
all the way possible
Dx?
Turner's tooth
[Focal enamel hypoplasia]
Chronological enamel hypoplasia
internal resorption
external resorption
intrinsic staining
extrinsic staining
Taurodontism
Talon cusp
Be aware
Most common congenital cyst in neck?
TG tract cyst
Gingival cyst of newborn 's predilection site?
Mx anterior
Is Residual cyst developmental?
No, inflammatory cyst

LPC ---> developmental cyst
Which radio-lucent lesion usually occurs with odontoma?
COC
Which percent of odontogenic fibroma has occurred with unerupted tooth?
33% [1/3] = like COC
COC age range?
20-30 same as amelo and myxoma
Diff bet BCC and TG tract cyst?
TG cyst ---> midline of neck

BCC ----> side of neck
What is this?
White sponge nevus
Dx?
Gingival cyst of infant

This can have multiple keratin site
one or more teeth shows immature mineralization, so looks pale on radiograph. which is this?
Ghost teeth
Dx?
Median rhomboid glossitis
65 yo Pt under multiple myeloma tx
Dx?
Osteonecrosis
Ectodermal Dysplasia has Xerostomia?
YES
Which syndromes have microdontia?
Down syndrome and Pituitary dwarfism
Which syndromes have macrodontia?
Pituitary gigantism and XYY males
Dens in dente 's preference MX or MN?
Mx
Enamel pearl
Occurs on the roots at the furcation area
3 type AI?
Hypoplasitc
Hypomaturation
Hypocalcified

amelogenesis imperfecta

can be inherited all kinds of way. AD or AR or X-linked
Turner's tooth
A permanent tooth showing hypoplasia resulting from injury or inflammation of the precedent primary tooth
List 3 developmental oral white lesion?
White sponge nevus
Leukoedema
Hairy tongue
Hairy tongue is infectious white lesion [T/F]
False

Developmental
Is white sponege nevus bilateral?
Yes
Is linea alba is congenital?
No, it is a reactive white lesion