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7 Cards in this Set
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Name the types of neonatal cyst |
Epstein's Peals Bohn' s Nodule Dental Lamina cysts |
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Epstein's Pearls 1 -Origin 2- where does it occur 3- what does it look like |
1- epithelial inclusion cyst 2- midpalatal raphe 3- small white papules that slough off Mimics: superficial abscess, pustules, pseudomembramous candidiasis and lymepithelial cyst |
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Bohn's nodule 1- location 2- origin 3- appearance
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1- junction of hard and soft palate and away from midpalatal suture (buccal, lingual aspects of maxillary alveolar ridge) 2- remnants of minor salivary glands 3- superficial abscess, pustules, pseudomembranous candidiasis, lypmhoepithelial cyst and Epstein pearls |
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Dental lamina cyst 1- origin 2- location 3- appearance |
1- remnants of the dental lamina 2- alveola mucosa, crest of alveolar ridge 3- superficial abscess, eruption cyst, natal/neonatal tooth |
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What is the Most common neonatal cyst |
Epstein's Pearls |
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Name the palatal neonatal cyst |
Epstein's Pearls and Bohn's nodule |
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Name the gingival neonatal cyst |
Dental lamina cyst |
