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What is the definition of odontogenic cysts?
What is the definition of odontogenic cysts?
- Cysts arising from embryonic vestiges or tracts
- Cysts containing fluid or semi-fluid material
- Inflammatory cysts occurring in the periodontium of the tooth (correct)
- Non-inflammatory cysts occurring in the periodontium of the tooth
Which type of cyst is characterized by epithelial proliferation resulting in necrosis of central cells?
Which type of cyst is characterized by epithelial proliferation resulting in necrosis of central cells?
- Residual Cyst (correct)
- Gingival Cyst of Adult
- Primordial Cyst
- Orthokeratinized Odontogenic Cyst
What is a potential consequence of odontogenic cysts?
What is a potential consequence of odontogenic cysts?
- Osteomyelitis (correct)
- Disfigurement of face
- Reduced intracystic pressure
- Enhanced eruption of teeth
Which type of cyst may prevent the eruption of teeth?
Which type of cyst may prevent the eruption of teeth?
What is a characteristic feature of non-odontogenic cysts?
What is a characteristic feature of non-odontogenic cysts?
Which type of cyst is an example of an odontogenic keratocyst?
Which type of cyst is an example of an odontogenic keratocyst?
Which type of cyst is categorized as a non-odontogenic cyst?
Which type of cyst is categorized as a non-odontogenic cyst?
What is a common feature of cyst-like lesions?
What is a common feature of cyst-like lesions?
Which type of cyst is an example of a non-odontogenic fissural cyst?
Which type of cyst is an example of a non-odontogenic fissural cyst?
'Aneurysmal Bone Cyst' is an example of which category?
'Aneurysmal Bone Cyst' is an example of which category?
Which odontogenic cyst is the most common in the oral cavity?
Which odontogenic cyst is the most common in the oral cavity?
What is the histogenesis of the apical cyst?
What is the histogenesis of the apical cyst?
What is a key clinical feature associated with the apical cyst?
What is a key clinical feature associated with the apical cyst?
What is the characteristic radiographic appearance of the apical cyst?
What is the characteristic radiographic appearance of the apical cyst?
What is commonly found in the connective tissue wall of the apical cyst?
What is commonly found in the connective tissue wall of the apical cyst?
What type of epithelial lining is commonly seen in the apical cyst?
What type of epithelial lining is commonly seen in the apical cyst?
What is the characteristic fluid found in the cystic cavity of an apical cyst?
What is the characteristic fluid found in the cystic cavity of an apical cyst?
What clinical manifestation may occur if an apical cyst enlarges and presses on the inferior alveolar nerve?
What clinical manifestation may occur if an apical cyst enlarges and presses on the inferior alveolar nerve?
What does aspiration biopsy reveal in differentiating between cysts and tumors?
What does aspiration biopsy reveal in differentiating between cysts and tumors?
How might an infected apical cyst behave?
How might an infected apical cyst behave?
Study Notes
Odontogenic Cysts
- Definition: Odontogenic cysts are cysts that originate from odontogenic tissues, including enamel, dentin, and pulp.
- Characteristic feature: Epithelial-lined cavities that can arise from various parts of the tooth-forming apparatus.
Types of Cysts
- Odontogenic keratocyst: Characterized by epithelial proliferation resulting in necrosis of central cells.
- Non-odontogenic cyst: Characterized by the absence of odontogenic epithelium.
- Fissural cyst: A type of non-odontogenic cyst that may prevent the eruption of teeth.
Apical Cyst
- Definition: A type of odontogenic cyst that arises from the apical region of a tooth.
- Histogenesis: Derived from the epithelial rests of Malassez.
- Clinical feature: Often asymptomatic, but can cause pain and swelling.
- Radiographic appearance: Radiolucent lesion at the apex of a tooth.
- Connective tissue wall: May contain inflammatory cells and blood vessels.
- Epithelial lining: Typically simple cuboidal or flat.
- Cystic cavity fluid: Straw-colored fluid with protein and inflammatory cells.
- Clinical manifestation: Compression of the inferior alveolar nerve can cause numbness or paresthesia of the lip and chin.
- Aspiration biopsy: Reveals the nature of the lesion, helping to differentiate between cysts and tumors.
Infected Apical Cyst
- Behavior: May behave like an abscess, with pain, swelling, and pus.
Miscellaneous
- Aneurysmal Bone Cyst is an example of a non-odontogenic cyst.
- Odontogenic cysts can have a significant impact on dental health and may require surgical intervention.
- Cyst-like lesions often have a characteristic fluid-filled cavity.
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Test your knowledge on cysts and cyst-like lesions in the context of oral and maxillofacial pathology. Explore pathological cavities, epithelial proliferation, and intracystic pressure in this quiz.
