Generalized Rarefactions & Floating Teeth

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Across
  1. 2. overproduction of parathormone, thinned granular trabecular pattern
  2. 5. bone infection, irregular RL, moth eaten pattern with or without FT
  3. 6. proliferation of neoplastic WBCs, destruction of tooth crypts, tooth displacement, irregular radiolucent areas of alveolar bone resembling periodontal disease
  4. 7. aging-associated deficiency of organic bone matrix
  5. 9. subgingival bacteria, loss of alveolar bone with FT
  6. 11. amino acid change in beta chain of hemoglobin, stepladder configuration of the jaw trabeculae, hair on end skull cortex
  7. 12. bone infection, irregular RL, moth eaten pattern with or without FT
  8. 13. deficiency or impaired metabolism of vitamin D, phosphorous, or calcium
Down
  1. 1. plasma cell tumors, multiple, painful punched-out RL with or without FT
  2. 3. trauma and ischemia that leads to bone necrosis, irregular RL with indistinct border
  3. 4. deletion or mutation in globin gene, increased spacing in jaw trabeculae
  4. 8. neoplasia, localized or infiltrative RL that lacks margin or sclerotic bone with or without FT
  5. 10. proliferation of Langerhans cells, loss of alveolar bone with FT