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1. Intra Oral Examination
The (In)s and (Out)s about oral diagnosis
By
Dr. Mohsen S. Mohamed
BDS, Misr International University 200
Author and Owner of OziDent.com

2. Tell me what You see ??

3. Well its Actually An Oreo

4. 5 Sensations
 See
 Hear
 Smell
 Feel
 Taste
(I don’t think we taste our patients, Do we?)

5. See: Inspection
 It’s the art of detecting any unusual
changes in the oral cavities, as its
based on vision a light source is of
high need.
 We can see :
Color changes. “pigmentation or
caries”
Tooth Fracture.
And Different Lesions.
Eg: Erosion.

6. Feel: Palpation
 This depends on our sense of touch to
feel any abnormalities and to
diffrenitte it from the normal.
 The types as we all know are
◦ Bidigtal P.
◦ Bimanual P.
◦ Bilateral P.
 We can detect the different
consistency, temperature, Mobility, in
duration…etc

7. Feel: Percussion
 We examine the this by striking an
object on the tooth and evaluate the
produced sound.
 This technique also helps in grading
the tooth mobility

8. Probing
 This is critically important technique as
it can help detect caries and any
periodontal dieses

9. Hear: Ausculation
 Depends on the fact we listen to the
normal sounds produced by the
patient
◦ Wheezing = Respiratory dieses
◦ TMJ clicking= TMJ disorder

10. Smell: Odor
 Just by smelling the patient oral odor,
we can help in the differential
diagnosis.
 Acetone odor= Uncontrolled DM
 Foul odor = ANUG

11. Functional Evaluation
 Simple to evaluate its function:
 E.g. Salvia flow from the glands. Pulp
testing and occulasal relationship are
just a few of the different methods of
evaluation.

12. Some Weird Stuff in
Egypt
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13. Diagnosis sheet

14. Lips
 Fordyce granules (also seen on
buccal mucosa)

15. Lips
 Angular cheilitis

16. Lips
 Herpes labialis

17. Lips
 Melanotic macule

18. LABIAL MUCOSA
 Mucocele

19. BUCCAL MUCOSA
 Linea alba

20. BUCCAL MUCOSA
 Leukoedema

21. BUCCAL MUCOSA
 Cheek-chewing

22. BUCCAL MUCOSA
 Fibroma

23. BUCCAL MUCOSA
 Lichen planus

24. Palatal Lesion
 Torus

25. Palatal Lesion
 Denture stomatitis

26. Palatal Lesion
 Inflammatory papillary hyperplasia

27. Palatal Lesion
 Nicotine stomatitis

28. TONGUE LESIONS
 "Coated" tongue & "hairy" tongue

29. TONGUE LESIONS
 Fissured tongue

30. TONGUE LESIONS
 Benign migratory glassitis/ Geographic
Tongue

31. TONGUE LESIONS
 Foliate papillitis/lingual tonsil

32. TONGUE LESIONS
 Cancer

33. TONGUE LESIONS
 Median rhomboid glossitis

34. Gingivae
 Mandibular tori

35. Gingivae
 Amalgam tattoo

36. Gingivae
 Pericoronitis

37. Gingivae
 Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis

38. NO SPECIFIC LOCATION
 Traumatic ulcer

39. NO SPECIFIC LOCATION
 Aphthous ulcer

40. NO SPECIFIC LOCATION
 Papilloma

41. NO SPECIFIC LOCATION
 Leukoplakia

42. Teeth
 Caries

43. Teeth
 Severe Erosion

44. Teeth
 Severe Abrasion

45. Teeth
 Hutchinson's Teeth

46. Remember…
 What ever your Techniques is, it is as
good as how you diagnosed your
case.
 To Know to diagnosis is just half the
way, a true doctor must use his
diagnosis capability as tools to pave
the way to identify the problem or
Dieses .
 With the proper diagnosis, and
identification the proper action and
treatment plan can be done, and the
prognosis and be seen easily

47. OUR EXAMS!!!!
ITS SO ABNORMAL TO HAVE TO STUDY 12 SUBGECTS IN 8 Days