Chairside II - Oral Pathology

4. A ____ diagnosis is based on the appearance of the lesion, including the color, shape, and location.
6. A malignant tumor involving the bone is called ____.
8. Ankylosis affects only primary teeth, fuses bone to cementum and dentin, and affects mostly ____.
10. A condition called “black hairy tongue” is often caused by the use of ____.
11. The condition known as “tooth within a tooth” is ____ ____ ____.
12. Another term for a canker sore is aphthous ____.
14. A bony overgrowth in the midline of the hard palate is a ____ palatinus.
15. The candidiasis infection is caused by yeast and ____.
16. Cancers of the pharynx, larynx, and esophagus occur ____ to _____ hundred times more frequently among users of smokeless tobacco.
17. Hairy leukoplakia is found in patients with ____-positive status.

1. The general term used to describe inflammation and changes in the topography of the tongue is ____.
2. The condition known as “tooth within a tooth” is ____ patch.
3. Known teratogens involved in congenital malformations include drugs, chemicals, infections, and ____.
4. A closed sac or pouch lined with epithelium and containing fluid or semisolid material is a(n)____.
5. Ecchymosis is commonly known as ____.
7. A localized collection of pus is a(n) ____.
9. Early oral signs of leukemia do not include very ____ gingival color.
13. Macrognathia is characterized by an abnormally ____ jaw.
14. A divided tooth bud that develops into an extra tooth is called ____.