Odontogenic & non-odontogenic cysts #WikiDentia

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Gorlin-Goltz syndrome is associated with

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a. Multiple impacted teeth

b. Multiple odontogenic keratocyst

c. Failure of eruption

d. Delayed ossification

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Epstein pearls are present in the

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a. Gingiva

b. Edentulous alveolar ridge

c. Mid-palatine raphe

d. Buccal mucosa

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Bohn’s nodules are derived from

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a. Epithelial remnants

b. Palatine vessels

c. Nutrient canals

d. Minor salivary glands

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Dental lamina cysts of the newborn are seen on

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a. Gingiva

b. Edentulous alveolar ridge

c. Mid-palatine raphe

d. Buccal mucosa

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Dental lamina cysts of the newborn are

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a. Interfere with feeding

b. Asymptomatic

c. Interrupting eruption

d. Severely tender

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Dental lamina cysts of the newborn require

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a. Excision

b. Incision and drainage

c. No treatment

d. Alveoloplasty

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The lateral periodontal cyst is common in

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a. Mandibular molar-ramus region

b. Mandibular premolar region

c. Maxillary canine region

d. Maxillary incisor region

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The multilocular pattern of lateral periodontal cyst is known as

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a. Botryoid odontogenic cyst

b. Bay cyst

c. Aneurysmal cyst

d. Pilar cyst

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Periapical granuloma with islands of squamous epithelium is known as

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a. Botryoid odontogenic cyst

b. Bay cyst

c. Aneurysmal cyst

d. Pilar cyst

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Daughter cysts are characteristic for

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a. Odontogenic keratocyst

b. Ameloblastoma

c. Dentigerous cyst

d. Follicular cyst

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Bohn’s nodules regress spontaneously within

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a. 12–24 months of age

b. 12 years of age

c. 3–4 months of age

d. 4 years of age

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