Oral Medicine

Tongue shows loss of normal exfoliation of surface epithelium with hypertrophy of filiform papillae in<br /><br />

• <br />Median Rhomboid Glossitis<br />
• Hairy tongue<br />
• <br />Benign migratory Glossitis<br /><br /><br />
• Scrotal tongue<br />

Complete congenital absence of teeth is called:<br />

• Hypodontia<br />
• <br />Anodontia<br /><br />
• <br />Oligodontia<br /><br />
• <br />Hyperdontia<br /><br />

Fissured tongue is seen in:<br /><br />

• <br />Aperts syndrome<br />
• <br /><br />Crouzons syndrome<br /><br />
• <br />Downs syndrome
• Melkerson Rosenthal syndrome

Syndrome not associated with Taurodontism<br />

• <br />Klinefelter syndrome
• <br /><br />Tricho-dento-osseous syndrome<br />
• <br />Apert Syndrome<br />
• <br />Ectodermal dysplasia <br />

Bilaterally symmetrical, yellow spots on the buccal mucosa is suggestive of:<br />

• <br />Fordyce’s granules<br />
• Heck’s disease
• <br />Leukoplakia<br />
• <br />Amalgam tattoo<br />

Cobble stone appearance of oral mucosa:

• Celiac disease<br />
• <br />Crohn’s Disease<br />
• Whipple disease
• <br />Tropical sprue<br /><br />

All are true regarding Gardner’s syndrome except:<br /><br />

• Autosomal dominant inheritance
• <br />Development of hamartomatous polyps in the duodenum<br />
• <br /><br />Associated sebaceous cysts seen<br />
• <br /><br />Polyps rarely undergo malignant transformation

Triad of peri-oral pigmentation, bowel cancer, breast cancer is seen in:<br /><br />

• Trotten syndrome
• <br />Peutz Jeghers syndrome<br />
• <br />Scleroderma
• <br />Gardner syndrome<br />

Most common nevus seen in the oral cavity:<br />

• Compound nevus<br />
• <br />Intramucosal nevus<br />
• <br />Junctional nevus<br /><br />
• <br />Blue nevus<br /><br />

Air on aspiration is seen in:<br />

• Traumatic bone cyst
• <br /><br />Aneurysmal bone cyst<br />
• <br />Radicular cyst
• <br /><br />Sebaceous cyst<br />