Oral Pathology | Mucosal Reactive Lesions | INBDE, ADAT

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Watching this while having breakfast... anyone else? I just started officially to study for inbde, I’m so glad for this Channel!

[@mentaldental]

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[@DentyMike]

Something my pathology teacher always made sure to differentiate was traumatic and Apthous. Traumatic has white boarder with red center (due to the body trying to protect itself with keratinized tissue, hence the white boarder), and apthous has red boarder with white center. So my understanding is that your picture of traumatic ulcer is actually an apthous ulcer.

[@abdullahzubair1149]

really informative

[@mentaldental]

That's a nice description, but not always true! The one in this video is in fact a traumatic ulcer.

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[@Mamiiaa]

This video was great, as always I would say!! Thank you Ryan!

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[@AustinTexasPowers]

Reactive lesions 1. Línea alba - white line on buccal mucosa (cheek biting) 2. Traumatic ulcer - complete break 3. Chemical burn - *aspirin 4. Nicotine stomatitis - red dots on hard palate 5. Amalgam tattoo 6. Smoking-associated Melanesia - tobacco 7. Melancólico macula - freckle or mucosa, Peutz-Jeghers syndrome 8. Hairy tongue - elongated filiform papilla 9. Dentifrice- associated sloughing 10. Submucosal hemorrhage - do NOT blanch, petechiae = 1mm, purpura, ecchymosis =1cm, hematoma

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[@arjunjayachandran2291]

Thanks! Great video.

[@lora7677]

Thank you so much! I learned a lot from you! I have a question please. At 7:22 what do you mean by the tissue is pale after pressure? Like it disappears and no longer red?

[@samirnoronha]

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[@learnchinese2314]

well done

[@nnnnnnnn-b8v]

Dental Decks Has petechiae ecchymosis and purpura in this order from small to large size.. ?

[@ibrahimmoqri4690]

Thank you for your videos . But melanotic macule should be considered as devlopmental condition since it occurs by it self not in reaction

[@jackiegrantham2062]

Can a amalgam tattoo show up years after dental work? I was just diagnosed with one but I haven’t had work done in over 10 years on that side thank you:)

[@mentaldental]

Good question! They tend to appear within days to weeks following the procedure to place or remove an amalgam restoration. However, it is possible that it has been there for some time and only recently has been discovered!

[@nathanr4208]

I have several bumps on floor of mouth. Could this be hpv?

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Please make videos of Basic science Like physiology , Biochemistry , Gen Pathology, Microbiology, Dental Anatomy

[@alejandrocarrillo8056]

Hi Ryan, I have a quick question. How can we know the difference between: - Myofascial pain syndrome - Internal derangement With reduction - Internal derangement WITHOUT reduction thank you very much for this amazing videos, I'm taking my test in a month and they have been an excellent source of information

[@mentaldental]

Check out my video on Orofacial Pain to clear up any doubts on those differences! I am glad the videos are helpful 😊

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[@aricaromena]

Hello Ryan. Love your Chanel !! I have a question regarding this video. Is it the dentifric asociated sloughin a removable lesion if we rub it with a gauze?

[@mentaldental]

Good question. While you may be able to rub off the "sloughed" layer, that will likely leave a tender, erythematous base behind. This will eventually heal itself, but something to keep in mind!

[@drhasnaelfarrash2633]

Great

[@heusernamenishta4820]

Can't tell the difference between nicotine stomatitis and Fordyce granules

[@Khushi_sitapara]

in nictonine stomatitis you will see the red inflammed gland opening on the palatal mucosa due to smoking whereas inflammation is absent in fordyce granules

[@arthureach]

Thank you for posting! Are any of these pathologies appear on NBDE 1?

[@mentaldental]

Good question! While NBDE 2 focuses more heavily on it, there is a good chance you will see some oral pathology questions on NBDE 1 especially the Microbiology section.

[@brusk460]

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[@omartawfeeq4775]

11 hours from my board exam 😭

[@mentaldental]

Good luck!!