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Oral Pathology lesions - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Odontoma
      - Central cementifying and ossifying fibrosis
      - Ameoloblastic Fibro-odontoma
  - - - Major aphthous ulcers: Sutton disease, periadenitis, muse necrotic recurrent
      - lymph-epithelial cyst
      - Herpetiform aphthous ulcers
      - papiloma
      - behcets syndrome
      - systemic lupus erythematous
      - irritation fibroma
      - Granulomatous lesions/tuberculosis
      - Aphthous ulcer
      - sialolith
      - fordyce granules
      - primary hepatic gingivostomatitis
      - multifocal epithelial hyperplasia
      - recurrent herpes simplex infection
    - - Sialadenitis
    - - Ectopic geographic tongue
      - White hairy tongue
      - White sponge nevus
      - Mucous patches/syphillis
      - Reactive arthritis
      - smokeless tobacco keratosis
      - Pseudomembranous Candidiasis
      - Lichen Planes
      - Medium rhomboid glossitis
      - Frictional keratosis
      - electric burns
      - Phenol & other chemical burns
      - Leukodema
      - Benign migratory (geographic tongue)
      - Denture stomatitis
      - Linea Alba
      - Hairy Leukoplakia
      - Verrucous carcinoma
- - - - Dislocation
      - Subluxation
- - - - Enamel hypoplasia
      - Pegged/Absent lateral incisor
  - - - Primordial cyst
      - Eruption cyst
      - Dentigerous cyst
      - Gingival cyst
        
        Botryoid cyst
        
        Lateral periodontal cyst
      - Calcifying odontogenic cyst
      - Keratocyst
      - Dermoid cyst & benign cystic teratoma
    - - Median Mandibular Cyst
      - Median Palatine Cyst
      - Lymphoepithelial cyst
      - Thyroglossal tract cyst
      - Nasopalatine canal cyst
      - Nasolabial cyst
      - Epidermal cyst
    - - Traumatic bone cyst
      - Aneurysmal bone cyst
      - Stafne Deflect (static bone cyst)
- - - - Leukemia -> Acute or Chronic
      - Agranulocytosis
    - - Thrombocytopenic
      - Nonthrombocytopenic
    - - Primary, secondary, or relative
  - - - Graves Disease
      - Type 1& 2