Case #1:
This 19 year old man presented with: An unerupted #17 that has a well defined 1.0 cm diameter radiolucent area surrounding the crown.
A reasonable radiographic differential Dx:
Hyperplastic dental follicle (this was the diagnosis rendered)
Dentigerous cyst
Odontogenic keratocyst
Case #2:
This young man has: Mildly fissured tongue and white curved slightly raised white patches with adjacent redness involving the lateral borders and anterior ventral tongue.
A reasonable clinical differential Dx:
This case is c/o Janel Ancheta
Case #3:
This person's radiograph shows: Generalized absence of the root canals and pulp chambers.
A reasonable radiographic Dx:
Case #4:
This middle-aged man has: A 2.0 x 1.8 cm pale yellowish subcutaneous mass in the left submandibular area.
A reasonable clinical differential Dx:
This case is c/o Dr. Travis Chapman
Case #5:
This 42 year old man presented with:
A lobulated ill-defined radiolucency involving the periapical area from mandibular cuspid to cuspid.
A reasonable radiographic differential Dx:
Case #6:
This 54 year old man has:
A well-defined radiolucency of the right body and ramus of the mandible associated with impacted tooth #32 that extends from the coronoid process to tooth #28.
A reasonable radiographic differential Dx:
Last updated November 15, 2000 by Tom Maier. Please send comments, questions, and reports of problems to maiert@ohsu.edu