Oral Pathology

Acute Aetiology Aetiology Microscopy Aetiology Pathology affected ameloblastoma apical appearance associated bacteria become benign bone Calcifying carcinoma cause characteristic chronic common connective tissue consist containing cyst cystic cytoplasm dental dentine deposits destruction detectable develop disease duct dysplasia early enamel eosinophilic epithelial epithelial cells epithelium epulis excision extensive fibres fibrous formation frequently giant cells gingivitis gland granular cells granuloma histologically incidence increasing infection inflammation inflammatory infiltrate invading invasion irregular junction layer leading lesions Lichen planus lining lymphocytes mainly malignant margins mass membrane metaplasia Microscopy Microscopy multiple muscle normal nuclei occasionally odontogenic oral particularly pattern periodontal pigmented plaque Pleomorphic adenoma pocket probably produce Progressive proliferation pulp pulpitis radiolucency rare recurrences resembling resorption result rounded salivary Secondary seen severe sometimes spaces stage stratified squamous epithelium surface surrounding syndrome teeth tooth tumour typically ulcer unknown usually Variable vascular vessels wall wide zone