Oral Medicine And Radiology

CONGENITAL DISEASE AND SYNDROMES – Radiological Guide

 GORLIN SYNDROME (Basal Nevus Cell Carcinoma Syndrome) ⭐IMPORTANT POINTS TO PONDER Gorlin syndrome is an autosomal dominant neurocutaneous (phakomatosis) disease characterized by a triad of multiple...

IMPORTANT DENTAL TUMORS

QUICK EXAM CRACKERS IMPORTANT COMMON TUMOURS                       Most common malignancy in females in the world – Breast cancer followed by lung cancer Most common malignancy in females in India –...

IMPORTANT ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF METABOLIC DISORDERS

IMPORTANT ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF METABOLIC DISORDERS 🔹DIABETES MELLITUS: Severe periodontitis with loosening of teeth, gingivitis and painful gingival, burning mouth syndrome, delayed wound healing...

POINTS TO REMEMBER FOR ORAL MEDICINE

QUICK EXAM CRACKERS RADIOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN VARIOUS TOOTH ABNORMALITIES 🔺GEMINATION (Incomplete):  Two crowns with one root 🔺DILACERATION:  Sharp bend in the tooth (mostly root)...

ORAL RADIOLOGY- QUICK NOTES FOR RADIOLOGICAL APPEARANCE CONTD..

TYPICAL RADIOLOGICAL APPEARANCE CONTD. 🔺Brush in winter appearance: Normal sialographic appearance of submandibular gland 🔺Savage like appearance: Sialographic appearance of Sialographic 🔺Snow storm...

ORAL RADIOLOGY – QUICK REVISION ABOUT RADIOLOGICAL APPEARANCE

TYPICAL RADIOLOGICAL APPEARANCE 🔺Soap bubble appearance: Ameloblastoma, ABC, Central hemangioma 🔺Driven snow appearance: Calcifying epithelial odontogenic cyst 🔺Honeycomb pattern: Calcifying...

TYPICAL FEATURES OF ORAL LESIONS

  TYPICAL FEATURES OF LESION 🔸Ameloblastoma: Eggshell cracking 🔸Pyogenic granuloma: Hourglass appearance 🔸Hodgkin’s disease: Bimodal age incidence peak...

LAMINA-DURA

LAMINA-DURA Lamina-dura is a radiographic feature appears as a thin radiopaque line surrounding the roots of the teeth, which represents the alveolar bone proper. Presence of intact lamina-dura around...

BONY LESIONS OF THE JAW

BONY LESIONS OF THE JAWS: 📣 Classification Of Bony Lesions of The Jaws: 1) RADIOLUCENT A) Unilocular      B) Multilocular 2) RADIOPAQUE 1) RADIOLUCENT LESIONSA) Unilocular Radiolucent Lesions...
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