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Lecture 1
Introduction to oral pathology
and oral mucosa
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
classification of oral diseases according
1- hard tissues ( calcified ) like the teeth ( dental
disease and caries ) and jaw bones .
2- soft tissues like mucosa, gingiva and the
tongue .
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
and form the body of
epithelium.
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
( lining mucosa)
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Hyperkeratinized tissue is also associated with chemical
irritant and chronic heat production from smoking
on the Hard palate in the form of nicotinic stomatitis.
(Masticatory mucosa)
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
 The C.T supporting the oral epithelium
 Divided for descriptive purpose into
 Superficial papillary loose C.T
 Fibrous component (collagen fibers) thin and loosely arranged .
 Cellular component(mainly fibroblasts)
 Deeper dense C.T
 abundant amount of fibers as its main matrix element.
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
is a compound structure consisting of mucous
membrane and underlying periosteum. It
includes epithelium and lamina propria, but
attaches directly to the periosteum of underlying
bone without the usual submucosa.
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Acantholysis is the loss of intercellular connections
(
),
intracellular clefting .
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
 Taking a history
 Clinical examination
( extraoral and intraoral )
-I
Oral pathology, lecture 1
惠愆3忰惶悋惠:-
 X-ray
 lab test
 Biopsy ( for histopathological examination
which is the mainstay of diagnosis for the
diseases and
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Oral pathology, lecture 1
Oral pathology, lecture 1
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Oral pathology, lecture 1

  • 1. Lecture 1 Introduction to oral pathology and oral mucosa
  • 5. classification of oral diseases according 1- hard tissues ( calcified ) like the teeth ( dental disease and caries ) and jaw bones . 2- soft tissues like mucosa, gingiva and the tongue .
  • 29. and form the body of epithelium.
  • 38. Hyperkeratinized tissue is also associated with chemical irritant and chronic heat production from smoking on the Hard palate in the form of nicotinic stomatitis. (Masticatory mucosa)
  • 42. The C.T supporting the oral epithelium Divided for descriptive purpose into Superficial papillary loose C.T Fibrous component (collagen fibers) thin and loosely arranged . Cellular component(mainly fibroblasts) Deeper dense C.T abundant amount of fibers as its main matrix element.
  • 45. is a compound structure consisting of mucous membrane and underlying periosteum. It includes epithelium and lamina propria, but attaches directly to the periosteum of underlying bone without the usual submucosa.
  • 53. Acantholysis is the loss of intercellular connections ( ), intracellular clefting .
  • 58. Taking a history Clinical examination ( extraoral and intraoral ) -I
  • 60. 惠愆3忰惶悋惠:- X-ray lab test Biopsy ( for histopathological examination which is the mainstay of diagnosis for the diseases and