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- - - - <1cm
      - nonkeratinized mucosa (non bone areas)
      - Boarders round to oval
- - - - Angular celitis can occour from candidiaiss
      - erythomatous candidiasis
        
        erythamatous (redness), pain, mucosa localize or generalize
      - Pseudomembranous candidiasis
        
        mucosal red, pain, and metallic taste
      - denture stomatitis
        
        MOST COMMON CANDIDIASIS
        
        PALATE LESION
      - chronic hyperplastic
      - candidias leukoplakia
        
        white lesion, DOES NOT WIPE OFF
      - Median rhomboid glossitis
      - TX: all tested with mucosal smear, lab for stain exam.
  - - - Oil Fungus spores
      - SW, MEXICO, South, CEntral
    - - Soil Bird BAt Poop
    - - MOIST Soil, lakes & rivers
    - - Affects LUNGS, AND CNS
      - Tropical Tree fungus
    - - DIABETES PERSON MORE AT RISK
      - Rare fungus
  - - - Chronic T. --> Granuloma lesion with necrosis around
      - TB relatecd to HIV infection
    - - After ext or mucosal abbrasion.
      - Opportunistic because its normal in mouth, vagina, and colon.
      - yellow pus due to sulfur granules
    - - A-B hemolytic caused it then progresses
        
        Rheumatoid fever
        
        Scarlet fever
    - - spirochete T. pallidun
      - exposed to air or temp changes = death of bacteria
      - TX PENICILLIN
    - - fusiform bacillis & spirochete vicentis
      - TX ALSO METRONIDOZOLE
    - - results from periapical abcess
        
        may result in bacteriemia
      - Bone/ bone marrow
        
        after bone fracture this condition may appear
      - Chronic Osteomyolitis
        
        painful, swelling
        
        Radiographic findings: disffuse, irregular radiolucency-->can become opaque
  - - - Primary IN CHILD
      - Recurrent
        
        IO on keratinized mucosa attached to bone
        
        Herpetic whitlow (finger)
        
        Herpes labialis
      - Condyloma Acumthalum
        
        Papillomavirus
        
        STD
        
        Focal Epithelial hyperplasia CHILDREN HECKS DISEASE
        
        Verruca Vulgaris
    - - Karposis sarcoma
    - - due to kissing IN TEENS
      - HAIRY LEUKOPLAKIA--HIV
        
        CANNOT BE WIPED OFF
- - - - Adenomatoid Odontogenic (AOT)
      - Calcifying epithelial odontogenic (CEOT)
      - Calcfying cystic odontogenic tumor
      - **Ameloblastoma
        
        unecapsulated = infiltrates into sorrounding tissue
        
        Common mandible ramus
        
        Bening, slow growth + local aggresive
        
        Histologic: Stellate reticulum
        
        Radio: multiocular "soap buuble/ honeycomb"
        
        Tx: surgical, recuurs
        
        Within bone expands
- - - - pain, redness, swollen gingiva, tiny vesicles turn into ulers
      - Symptoms: fever, mal, lymphodenapothy
      - Common in child 6months-6 year old
      - Resolves alone
- - - - lacy white 'wickhams stride"
      - Autoimmune reaction to basal cells
      - painful
  - - - Angular chelitis
        
        associated deficiency of the B-complex vitamins, commonly a fungal condition = topical application of an antifungal nystatin.
        
        C, Albicans, S. auerus
- - - - CONTAGIOUS
- - - - covered in yellow fibrin, irregular shape ulcerations, punched out erosions
- - - - Most common Anterior Labial gingiva. Fades when smoking stops