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Two masses located on both sides of the oral cavity between the glassopalatine and pharygopalatine arches

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Two masses located on both sides of the oral cavity between the glassopalatine and pharygopalatine arches

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Palatine tonsils

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ectopic sebaceous gland

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Fordyce granules

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Not limited to the area of injury

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Systematic inflammation

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A sharply circumscribed lesion filled with a watery fluid

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blister

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A defect that varies greatly in size and presents as a break in the continuity of mucosa similar to a crater

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Ulcer

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The restoration of injured tissue to its original state

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Regeneration and repair

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A condition where information is not contained to a localized area and spreads throughout the soft tissue

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Cellulitis

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Not a blood borne disease. Usually spread via fecal/oral Route through contaminated food or water. This disease is commonly found as an epidemic in developing countries

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Hepatitis E

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In stage 3 dental caries, the decay has passed the halfway point between the DEJ and the pulp

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False

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Thickly distributed over the anterior two thirds of the tongue. They are cone shaped

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Papillae filiform

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A term meaning "white patch". this lesion must be firmly attached to underlying tissue

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Leukoplakia

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Stage one dental caries is a small and confined to the enamel

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True

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Deep red in color and mushroom shaped and scattered irregularly through the upper surface of the tongue

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Papillae funjifrom

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most common oral fungal infection

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Candidiasis

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A patch or flat area raised slightly from surrounding tissue

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plaque

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A painless pedunculated growth that forms a cauliflower pattern

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Papilloma

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Not a blood infection. Spread via the fecal/oral route usually through contaminated food or water

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Hepatitis A

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This gland is a mixed gland. Located on each side of the face beneath the lower jaw and is about the size of a walnut

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Submandibular gland

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Two fleshy folds surrounding the teeth

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Lips

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Immediate localized protective response of the body to physical injury on the invasion of pathologic organisms

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Acute inflammation

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The soft palate in a relaxed state that hangs in a curtain like partition

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Palatine velum

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A white patchy lesion characterized by a unique pattern of circles and lines

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Lichen planus

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A grayish white opalescent pattern of mucosa with a slightly wrinkled surface

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Leukodema

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Similar to a blister containing only blood

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hematoma

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This is the duct of the sub mandibular gland and it enters the mouth at the anterior base of the tongue on either side of the lingual frenum

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Wharton's duct

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This gland is the largest of the major salivary glands and is located bilaterally in front of and below the ear

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Parotid gland

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A shallow defect in the soft tissue caused by mechanical trauma

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Erosion

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Are you serious disease that can lead to a prolonged illness including destruction of liver cells, cirrhosis of the liver and death. It is recommended that all dental professionals receive a vaccine for this form of hepatitis

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Hepatitis B

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A fold of mucous membrane connected at the median line

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Labial frenum

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Limited to the area of injury

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local inflammation

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A localized collection of pus in a circumscribed area

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Abscess

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A small fleshy body that is suspended from the glossopalatine arch

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Palatine uvula

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Also known as canker sores

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aphthous ulcers

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A defective virus that cannot replace itself without the presence of HBV

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Hepatitis D

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A rare inherited trait that presents as symmetrical white lesions

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White spongy nevus

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This is the duct of the parotid gland and enters the mouth opposite the second maxillary molar.

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Stenson's duct

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A slow ongoing process that may lead to permanent tissue damage

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chronic inflammation

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Principal organ of taste and a crucial organ in speech

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Tongue

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This gland is the smallest of the major salivary glands and is located beneath the mucus membrane of the floor to the mouth

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Sublingual gland

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A chronic disease of the liver that can be transmitted via blood transfusions, contaminated needles, skin penetration or sexual contact

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Hepatitis C

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Stage 2 dental caries are confined to the enamel but has passed the halfway point between the tooth structure and the dentin

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True

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an epithelial lined sack filled with fluid or semisolid material

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Cyst

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Divides the tongue into symmetrical halves

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Median sulcus

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Large in size and number from 8 to 12. Located at the back of the tongue in a "v" shape

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Papillae vallate

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A blood borne disease that is a frequent confection with HCV

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Hepatitis G

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upper surface of tongue

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dorsum

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