Pathology 1. Describe a few salient microscopic features of ameloblastoma 2. Describe the clinical features of odontogenic keratocyst 3.

Classify fibro-osseous lesions, giving examples for each subclassification 4. Describe a few features of germination, fusion and concrescence 5. Classify salivary gland tumors and briefly give the salient microscopic features of a common benign and malignant salivary gland tumor 6. what are 4 causes of salivary gland swelling? Describe the clinical features of necrotizing sialometaplasia 7. Classify pigmented lesions giving examples of common benign and malignant ones 8. Describe the clinical features of neurofibromatosis 9. Describe the clinical features of RAU 10. Compare and contrast mucous membrane pemphigoid, lichen planus, lichenoid reactions, pemphigous vulgaris 11. Describe the clinical features of oral squamous cell carcinoma 12. Give the TNM staging for oral squamous cell cancer and discuss the relationship between staging, grading and prognosis 13. Define a precancerous lesion vs a precancerous condition. Describe the clinical features of oral submucous fibrosis and sublingual keratosis 14. Compare and contrast multiple myeloma and burkitts lymphoma 15. Compare and contrast osteoid osteoma and benign osteoblastoma 16. Discuss the management of oral candidosis 17. What are group 1 lesions for HIV? Explain the role of the dentist in the management of HIV 18. What are the oral complications of radiotherapy? 19. Write a prescription for the management of primary HSV infection

Oral Medicine/ surgery 1. A 40 year old female presents complaining of burning in the mouth for one week. She has experienced the pain before twice. She has a clear medical history. She has however had a history of cold sores. On intraoral examination, she has healing ulcers on her anterior gingiva and hard palate. a. Give a possible diagnosis for her condition b. Suggest management 2. A 27 year old male presented with pain on the right side of the face for 10/7. He visited the doctor and was Rx Clindamycin, however the swelling increased. He recalls having a bad tooth on the lower right, and experienced the same kind of pain before. He also said he had chills during the night along with the swelling. Med hx is clear. E/o- swelling by the right angle of the mandible, warm, red, tender. Mouth opening-1 finger breadth. a. Suggest a diagnosis b. How would you manage this patient 3. A 40 year old female presented with pain in the lower right quadrant. She has been experiencing it for more than a year and describes the pain as intense and shocking. It is usually brought on by her brushing her teeth, or when wind from outside her car hits her face. She also experiences the pain constantly for up to 2 weeks at a time, and her longest period without pain has been 3 months. Her medical history is not significant. E/O tenderness is elicited in the right mandible. Intra-orally, she has dental restorations which appear to be intact. a. Suggest a possible diagnosis b. Explain your rationale c. How would you confirm your diagnosis d. Suggest management 4. An 8 year old female presented with a large swelling under her tongue. Her mother said she was playing with an older sibling a few years ago and got kicked in her chin. The same swelling was seen and then it disappeared. The swelling reappeared a few days ago. The patients medical history is clear. On examination, a distinct swelling in the submental region is seen which is non-tender. Intra-orally, it is firm, dome shaped and mucosal coloured and has lifted the tongue off the floor of the mouth. a. Would you admit this patient to the hospital? b. If so, why? c. Explain the rationale for your method of management d. What is the most probable diagnosis for this patient e. List any investigations you would do for this patient and briefly state why 5. A 56 year old female presented with burning in the mouth for a few months. She also describes having a change in her saliva and describes that her lower lip feels

like it is rubbing away. She is very concerned about possible cancer, and is very agitated during the visit. Her medical history includes anti-depressant and antianxiety medications for longstanding depression. Extra-oral and intra-oral examination hold no diagnostic clues. a. What would be your next step in managing this patient? 6. A 54 year old woman presents wanting extractions for multiple root stumps. Her medical history includes diabetes, hypertension, bilateral pulmonary embolisms which require her to be on warfarin therapy. a. Explain in brief steps how you would manage this patient 7. A 42 year old male presents with bleeding from an extraction site for more than 3 hours. His medical history includes diabetes and alcoholic liver disease. a. Discuss what local measures you would use to achieve hemostasis b. What investigations should have been done before performing extractions on this patient? 8. A 4 year old boy presents with trauma to his face from a fall off a stack of chairs. His mother says that a tooth got knocked out but cannot recall where it went a. What other questions would you like to know about the incident b. Are there any investigations that you would recommend for this patient c. List 3 things your immediate treatment would involve 9. A 15 year old female presents with pain and swelling of the right side of the face for 2 days. She has not had a fever. Her medical history includes sickle cell anemia and she is currently on folic acid and hydroxyurea. Extraorally, she has right buccal swelling, submandibular lymphadenitis, 3finger breadths mouth opening and a carious 16 a. What would immediate management involve? b. How would you manage this patient long term (state a contraindication for sickle cell patients in terms of management) 10. Describe the techniques for a gilles arch lift 11. A 17 year old patient has been hit in the face while playing sports. He presents with a lower lip laceration and complains of difficulty and pain on opening his mouth. His medical history is clear. Extraorally, there is swelling by the right side of the mandible and intraorally, a sublingual hematoma is seen and occlusal discrepancy is reported. a. Suggest a possible diagnosis b. How would you manage this patient? 12. Discuss the different treatment modalities for ameloblastoma

13. A 35 year old man presents with pain and swelling in the submandibular region. He first noticed it a few months ago, and now it has become more intense. The pain and swelling increases during meal times. His medical history is clear. Extraorally a right submandibular swelling is present. Intraorally, the floor of the mouth on the right side is swollen. On palpation, a purulent discharge is seen and something hard is palpable. a. Give a possible cause for this swelling. b. How would you manage this surgically? 14. Discuss how you would biopsy a firm 2mm diameter mass on the lower lip which is suspected to be benign. 15. Give 3 features of flap design 16. Discuss the assessment of an impacted third molar for extraction.