australian denture care

5/28/2018 Australian Denture Care

1/25

Australian Denture

Care Centre

QUINTESSENTIAL DENTURES

ADCCHome

RiggidentDent8Products

ADCCAboutUs

ADCCServices

ADCCDentureInformation

ADCC O ralInformation

ADCCProducts

ADCCF.A.Qs

ADCCPhotos

ADCCNews,Events &SpecialPromotions!

ADCCPatientInformationForm

ADCCContactUs

Oral Disease & Pathology

Most practitioners have had extensive training in recognising the common and pathological

diseases that may occur in the mouth caused by varies conditions that affect oral tissues inadverse ways, sometimes existing on a temporary basis and most importantly in some caseson a more permanent and perpetually destructive scenario. It is for this reason that allpractitioners are fully learnered in this highly important subject.However, it may not be the case that we as practitioners come across most of the diseasephotographed in this section although it is an necessity to be continuously educated torecognise the diseases in order to, in some case to help patients at early stages immediatelywhen particular conditions are visible.

I would believe that most of my colleagues have got visual guide to help them assist indetermining and recognising some of these conditions.In my practice, I have a fantastic guide that I refer to immediately when I notice an oralcondition which, may not be something that I might find familiar or common and this reserve

reference has in many cases since 1992 when it first become available to us saved mypatients from further trauma and undoubtedly in one occasion a condition from exacerbatingto any further major condition which may have metastasized to a point where it may have leadto a fatal result.If you are a practitioner on the website at this moment, I would recommend that a perfectmanual to have at your finger tips in your nearest draw would be:

THE COLOUR ATLAS OF

COMMON ORAL

DISEASE

All the written descriptions below are in very brief form due to

the prevention of self diagnosis of patients and improper or

inexperienced diagnosis by practitioners not fully informed in

these pathological diseases. It must be assured that it is

prudent for the referral to a specialist in oral pathology.

Oral Disease & Pathology

Problems & Oral Care

Gum Recession

Saliva Productions

Bruxism

Tooth Loss

Speech Difficulties

Soreness

Extractions

Bad Breath

Plaque

Oral Thrush

Nausea

Feeling of Fullness in TheMouth

Bad Habits

Facial Expression

Infection Control

TMJ/Mascular

Chewing Ability

Emotional & PhysicalDistress

Gender Differences/Age

Life Style Considerations

Did you know?

Histology & Pathology

Under Construction

Australian Denture Care Centre - Oral Disease & Pathology http://www.accentu8dental.com.a

1 of 25 13/09/20


3/25

Toothbrush abrasion alongcervivalmargins of teeth

Lingual erosion of bulimia

Signs of attrition. Smoothyellowish dentin exposed onmasticatory surfaces

back to top

Conditions Peculiar to the Lip

Keratotic foci andthickened lower lip

associated withactinic cheilitis


3 of 25 13/09/20


4/25

Monilial cheilitis withcharacteristic whitishscale and redinflammatoryborders

Desquamation andfissuring of the lipscaused by Candidainfection; monilialchelitis

Flabby perioral foldsand angular chelitis

Erythematous areasextending from thecorners of themouth indicative ofangular chelitis

Hermorrhagic crustsof a severe case ofexfoliative cheilitis


of 25 13/09/20


5/25

back to top

Conditions Peculiar to the Tongue

Fissured tongue and subtlemanifestations of geographictongue

Multiple purple lingualvaricosities; ventral tongue

Scalloped tongue caused byabnormal tongue pressure

against the teeth

Macroglossia due to ahemangioma


5 of 25 13/09/20


6/25

White hairy tongue

Extensive white corrugationsof hairy leukoplakia in apatient with AIDS

Pink-red denudations offiliform papillae typical of mildgeographic tongue

Symptomatic geographictongue with a prominentred-white inflammatory border

Smooth, bald, burning tongue;Iron deficiency anemia


6 of 25 13/09/20


7/25

Xerostomia-induced by,fissured atrophic tongue

back to top

Generalized Gingival Enlargements

Dilantin inducedgingival hyperplasia

Fibrotic gingivalhyperplasia indicativeof prolonged dilantintherapy

Early gingivalinflammationassociated with mouthbreathing

back to top

Gingivitis


7 of 25 13/09/20


8/25

Plague-inducedmarginalgingivitis

Chronic gingivitisextending onto theattached gingiva

Cratered papillae;acute necrotizingulcerative gingivitis

Gingivitis in a19-year-old womenwith uncontrolleddiabetes mellitus

Inflamed,papulonodularhyperplasia of thegingiva in a diabeticpatient


8 of 25 13/09/20


9/25

back to top

Hepatocellular Disease

Hepatocellular Disease

back to top

HIV Infection and Aids

Persistent recurrentherpeslabialis in anHIV-positive patient

Recurrent herpessimplex in a patientwith Aids

Unilateral palatalulcerations ofherpes zoster in anHIV-positive patient


9 of 25 13/09/20


10/25

Papilloma-virus-induced condylomaacuminata in aHIV-positivepatient.

Nodularnon-Hodgkin'slymphomain a patient withAIDS

back to top

Localized Gingival Lesions

Pyogenic granuloma arisingfrom the interdental papilla

Pregnancy tumor; three dayspost-parturition


10 of 25 13/09/20


11/25

Smooth-surfaced peripheralgiant-cell granuloma arisingfrom marginal gingiva

A rapid enlarging peripheralgiant-cell granuloma

Peripheral fibroma withcalcification arising from theinterdental papillae

Gingival carcinoma concurrentwith poor hygiene andadvanced age

Draining of purulent materialfrom the periodontal abscess


11 of 25 13/09/20


12/25

Hyperplastic folds of an epulisfissuratum caused by irritationfrom a denture flange

Epulis fissuratum where thepartial denture flange rests

Reddish, granular surfacesqamouscell carinoma of the gingiva

back to top

Nodules

Extensive mandibulartori


12 of 25 13/09/20


13/25

Multinodularmandibular tori

Exostoses apparentat the mucogingivaljunction of the maxillaand mandible

Palatal exostosis

Diffuse lipoma of thelateral margin of thetongue

Neurofibroma of thelateral margin of thetongue


13 of 25 13/09/20


14/25

Yellowlymphoepithelial cyston the margin of thetongue

back to top

Nodules on the Lip

Pleomorphic adenoma; a firm buishnodule

back to top

Palatal Swellings

Lobular torus palatinuswith a denture situatedround the torus

Fluctuant incisive canalcyst involving theanterior third of thepalate


14 of 25 13/09/20


15/25

Benign lymphoidhyperplasia arising atthe junction of hardand soft palate

Rapidly growingswelling of lateral hardpalate; necrotizingsialometaplasia

Whitish mucousexuding from amuceopidermoidcarcinoma

Rapidly growing nodulewith surface ulceration;adenoid cysticcarcinoma

One week later,NecrotizingSialometaplasiaappeared as a largedepressing ulcer

back to top

Pigmented Lesions


15 of 25 13/09/20


16/25

Melanoplakiadistributed along theattachedgingiva

The most commonsite of the melanoticmacule, lower lip

Dark pigmented bluenevus on the lateralpalatal vault

Black pigmentation,pinpoint satellitelesions, andperipheral erythemacharacteristic pfmalignant melanoma

Vegetative,amelanoticmalignantmelanoma; palateand alveolar ridge


16 of 25 13/09/20


17/25

Focal argyrosis fromfailed silverpoint endodontictherapy

back to top

Red Lesions

Ecchymosis

following lip traumain a heparinizespatient

Purplish-bluehematoma resultingfrom ablow to the face

Red intraoralhematoma


17 of 25 13/09/20


18/25

Multinodularhemangioma of thebuccal mucosa

Port-wine stain;Sturge-Webersyndrome

Unilateralhemangioma of thepalate;Sturge-Webersyndrome

back to top

Red and Red/White Lesions

Papillary hyperplasia;the third stage ofdenturestomatitis


18 of 25 13/09/20


19/25

Chronic atrophiccandidiasis limited topartial dentures bearingarea

back to top

Sexually Related and Infectious Conditions

Syphilitic chancre of primary

syphilis;labial commissure

Snail track mucous patch ofsecondary syphilis

Traumatic ulcer of the lingualfrenum


19 of 25 13/09/20


20/25

Condyloma acuminatum of thelingual frenum

back to top

Spontaneous Gingival Bleeding

Swollen, shiny, bleedinggingiva of apatient with acutemyelogenous leukemia

Spontaneous gingivalbleeding of same

patient with cirrhosis

back to top

Swelling of the Floor of the Mouth

Large ranula elevatingthe tongue

back to top


0 of 25 13/09/20


21/25

Swelling of the Lips

Fissured tongue; same

patient withMelkerson-Rosenthalsyndrome

Enlarged, everted lower lipwith discrete red spots ofcheilitis glandularis

Symmetric enlargement ofthe upper lip

back to top

Tobacco associated white Lesions

Fungating verrucouscarcinoma of thelabialmucosa after manyyears of tobaccochewing


1 of 25 13/09/20


22/25

Extensive pink nodularverrucous carcinoma;alveolar ridge andpalate

back to top

Ulcerative Lesions

Denture-flange-inducedtraumaticulcer

Traumatic ulcer

Squamous cell carcinoma of thelip


2 of 25 13/09/20


23/25

Squamous cell carcinoma

back to top

Visiculobullous Lesions

Virus-laden vesicles of recurrentherpeslabialis

Painful intraoral lesions ofpatient with herpes zoster

Painful clusters of vesicles ofhand-foot-and-mouth disease


3 of 25 13/09/20


24/25

An erythematous reaction tobenzocaine; contact stomatitis

back to top

All images courtesy of:(Langlais R, Miller S,.Colour Atlas of Common Oral Diseases,.1992. Lea & Febiger,Philadelphia/London)

Colour Atlas of

Common Oral

Diseases

Photographs only a dentist would like, but nearly 500 of them illustrating features

important for diagnosing such conditions as tooth-related disorders, gingivitis,

periodontitis, caries and caries progression, odontogenic infections, and facial swellings.

The sections include normal anatomic landmarks; terminology; infants and children;

abnormalities by anatomic location, colour changes, and surface change; and sexually

related and transmissible conditions. Includes self-assessment questions with answers

and a glossary without pronunciation. No bibliography. Enlarged from the 1992 edition

with over 100 new illustrations and diagnostic concepts and new sections on the

conditions listed above.Author: Robert P. Langlais, Craig Miller

Edition: 2

ISBN: 068330173X

Publisher: Lippincott Will iams & Wilkins

Binding: Softbound

Year Published: 1997

No. of Pages: 224

Il lus trations: 512

Back Cover:

COLOR ATLAS OF COMM ON ORAL DISEASES

The new edition of the COLOR ATLAS OF COMMON ORAL DISEASES offers an organized visual approach to disease recognition with 491 high quality color photographs. These aidthe reader in the precise recognition of oral lesions that may be very similar in appearance, but difficult to differentiate.

Features include:* Full page color plates* Coverage of reative soft tissue enlargements, benign mucosal conditions, and oral manifestations of infection

* diagnosis and management information for ready reference

Practical, current, and affordable...COLOR ATLAS OF COMMON ORAL DISEASES is a standard for oral diagnosis!

Contents:

Section 1: Anatomic LandmarksLand Marks of the Oral CavityLandmarks of the Tongue and Variants of NormalLandmarks of the Periodontium

Section 2: Diagnostic and Descriptive TerminologyDiagnostic and Descriptive Terminology

Section 3: Oral Conditions Affecting Infants and ChildrenOral Conditions Affecting Infants and Children

Section 4: Abnormalities by Anatomic LocationAlterations in Tooth MorphologyAlterations in Tooth Numbers: HypodontiaAlterations in Tooth Structure and ColorAlterations in Tooth ColorAcquired Defects of Teeth: Noncarious Loss of Tooth StructureAcquired Defects of Teeth: Carious Loss of Tooth StructurePeriodontal Diseases: Plaque, Calculus and Regressive ChangesGingivitis


4 of 25 13/09/20


25/25

PeriodontitisLocalized Gingival LesionsGeneralized Gingival EnlargementsSpontaneous Gingival BleedingConditions Peculiar to the TongueConditions Peculiar to the LipNodules of the LipSwellings of the LipSwellings of the Floor of the MouthSwellings of the PalateSwellings of the FaceConditions Peculiar to the Face

Section 5: Intraoral Findings By Color ChangesWhite LesionsTobacco-Associated White LesionsRed Lesions

Red and Red-White LesionsPigmented Lesions

Section 6: Intraoral Findings By Surface ChangeNodulesPapulonodules

Vesiculobullous LesionsUlcerative Lesions

Section 7: Sexually Related and Sexually Transmissible ConditionsSexually Related and Sexually Transmissible ConditionsHIV Infection and AIDS

AppendicesAPPENDIX I: Rx AbbreviationsAPPENDIX II: Therapeutic ProtocolsAPPENDIX III: Guide to Diagnosis and Management of Common Oral LesionsAPPENDIX IV: Self-Assessment QuizAPPENDIX V: Glossary

Appendix

Review:

A reader from the USA:I purchased this book thinking that it would have ample picutres of all the oral diseases that I would encounter in a practice, but I was wrong. This atlas isvery limited. A simple STD such as gonorrhea, and some forms of tumors are not included in this book. It's OK for an amateur to purchase, but professionals should not buy thisbook or at least not rely on this atlas. On the positive side the book does give explanations and descriptions of what the lesion is, such as location, colour etc. It also has aself-assessment quiz on appendix IV with 20 questions to test your knowledge. Don't waste your time buying this atlas unless you can't find something better.

ADCCHome

Riggident Dent8Products

ADCCAbout Us

ADCCServices

ADCC DentureInformation

ADCC O ralInformation

ADCCProducts

ADCCF.A.Qs

ADCCPhotos

ADCC News, Events &Special Promotions!

ADCC PatientInformation Form

ADCCContact Us

Adivse Later


australian denture care

Documents