Trauma Drama
Tooth Structure loss from chemical exposure
Erosion
Immediate reaction, anaphalatic
Type I
Binds to Mast cells, releasing histamines
IgE
Characterized by red patches on tongue surrounded by a white or yellow perimeter
Geographic Tongue
Periapical cyst is also known as
Radicular Cyst
Wearing away due to repetitive habit
Abrasion
Mediated by IgE
Type I
Passive Immunity to Newborns
IgG
Overall blue color
Cyanotic
Enlarged veins under tongue
Varicosities
Cervical lesion caused from occlusal stresses
Abfraction
Immune Complex Reaction
Type III
Activates complement system
IgE
White film, disappears when stretched
Leukodemia
Severing a saliva gland duct may lead to this
Mucocele
Wearing of tooth structure during chewing/mastication
Attrition
Cytotoxic hypersensitivity
Type II
Most numerous Antibody
IgG
A biopsy that shows dense connective tissue, little blood cells
Fibroma
Cementoclasts and odontoclasts are found here
External Resorption
Grinding/ Clenching the teeth
Bruxism
Cell Mediated- T Lymphocytes
Type IV
First Responder
IgM
A dry socket is also called
Alveolar Osteitis
This body defense response can react more strongly to an antigen the body has encountered before.
immune response