Oral Pathology mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers community-made Oral Pathology mind maps on lesions, cysts, salivary glands and more. University students can practice organizing these topics, while teachers can find material to support teaching. There are over 100 mind maps for study at university level. Pick a map to begin.
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- Diagnosis of Oral Lesions11
- Developmental Abnormalities of Teeth and Face24
- Dental Hard Tissue and Pulp Diseases5
- Oral Mucosal and Soft Tissue Lesions37
- Gingival and Oral Hyperplastic Lesions5
- Oral Infections9
- Oral and Jaw Cysts32
- Odontogenic Tumors18
- Oral Cancer and Other Neoplasms14
- Jaw Bone and Joint Diseases20
- Salivary Gland Diseases and Tumors5
Mind maps
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50 nodesWhite Lesions Congenital · Acquired
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38 nodesOral Lesions Differential DIagnosis Soft Tissue Enlargement · Surface Lesions of Or...
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140 nodesCysts Radicular Cysts · Classification · Enlarge like a baloon · Uniformly radiolucent · Smooth Rounded Outlines · Often Corticated
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230 nodeslecture 8+9 Abnormalities of Teeth 3 · 2 · 1
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66 nodesSalivary Gland Pathology MUCOCELE (Mucus Extra... · SALIVARY GLAND DUCT C... · SIALOLITHIASIS (Saliv...
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223 nodesAbnormalities of teeth (check RCS) Hypodontia · Supernumary · Double teeth · Taurodontism · Abnormalities of enam... · Abnormalities in dent...
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38 nodesSalivary Gland Tumors Benign · Malignant
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129 nodesCysts. Epithelial = True Cysts · Primary Bone Cysts · Features · Treatment
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98 nodesDevelopmental conditions Van der Woude syndrome · Lip pits · Fordyce granules · Leukoedema · Lingual thyroid · Melkersson-Rosenthal ...
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174 nodeslecture 6 ABNORMALITIES OF TEETH Enviromental Alterati...
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189 nodeslecture 5 Developmental cysts 1- Palatal cysts of t... · 2- NASOLABIAL CYST (N... · 3- Nasopalatine duct ... · 4- Median palatal(pal... · 5- Follicular cysts o... · 6- Dermoid cyst
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106 nodesmalignancies lymphoma · leukemia · multiple myeloma · carcinoma · malignant peripheral ... · sarcomas
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157 nodesimmunologic diseases lichenoid contact rea... · orofactial granulomatous · granulomatosis with p... · BEHCET SYNDROME · Angioedema quincke di... · apthous ulcer
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136 nodesPigmented LEsions Seborrheic Keratosis · Actinic Lentigo/age s... · Melasma · Oral melanoacanthoma · melanotic macule/ Foc... · NEVUS
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91 nodesCANDIDIASIS Angular chelitis · Pseudomembranous cand... · Chronic multifocal ca... · Chronic hyperplastic ... · Acute atrophic candid... · Mucotaneous candidiasis
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188 nodesOral path Developmental conditions · Salivary Gland Diseases · CT Tumors · Mucosal Lesions · Lymphoid Neoplasms · Odontogenic
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187 nodesOral path Developmental conditions · Salivary Gland Diseases · CT Tumors · Mucosal Lesions · Lymphoid Neoplasms
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96 nodesChemical Injuries & Physical Epulis Fissuratum · Inflammatory Papillar... · traumatic ulcers · traumatic ulcerative ... · Verruciform xanthoma · chemical injury facit...
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147 nodesOro-facial Granulomatous Disorders Infectious · Non-infectious
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147 nodesOro-facial Granulomatous Disorders Infectious · Non-infectious
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101 nodesBone cells · Bone dx · knee
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149 nodesSalivary Gland Disorders Salivary stones = Sia... · Xerostomia · Sialadenitis · Sjogren's Syndrome
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99 nodesbenign bone lesions fibro-osseous lesions · Fibrous dysplasia · ossifying fibroma/ ce... · ostogenesis imperfecta · paget disease of bone... · osteopetrosis albers ...
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100 nodesRoot Resorption Process · Inflammatory resorption · Replacement resorptio...
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134 nodesOdontogenic tumours Benign · Malignant · Presentation
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134 nodesOdontogenic tumours Benign · Malignant · Presentation
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131 nodesBullous diseases Pemphigus · Pemphigoid · Diagnosing bullous di... · Dermatitis Herpetiformis
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96 nodeslecture 4 Developmental Defects of the Oral and Maxillofacial Fissured tongue (scro... · Hairy tongue · Hairy leukoplakia · Varicosities · Coronoid hyperplasia · condylar
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108 nodesSoft tissue lesions of Oral mucosa Hyperplasia · Neoplasia · Traumatic neuroma
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125 nodesCysts Epithelial = True Cysts · Primary Bone Cysts · Features · Treatment
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125 nodesCysts Epithelial = True Cysts · Primary Bone Cysts · Features · Treatment
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85 nodeslecture 3 Developmental Defects Of Oral & Maxillofacial Orofacial clefts · Commissural Lip Pits: · Paramedian Lip Pits · Double Lip · Fordyce Granules: · Leukoedema
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104 nodesSoft tissue lesions of Oral mucosa Hyperplasia · Neoplasia · Traumatic neuroma
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95 nodesWhite Lesions Etiology · can sometimes be scraped · NOt scraped off
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97 nodesBone Swellings Developmental lesions · Reactive lesions · Fibro-osseous lesions · Neoplasms
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99 nodesDisorder of Bone I, II, III, IV inherited & developme... · healing of bone · inflammatory disease ... · metabolic & endocrine... · paget's disease of bone · central giant cell gr...
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88 nodesodontogenic cyst inflammatory · developmental
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116 nodesSalivary gland neoplasms Common sites · Benign · Malignant
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68 nodesOssifying fibroma Benign fibroosseous n... · 3 clinicopathological... · Marx 2º ed
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55 nodesTeeth discolouration Extrinsic · Intrinsic · Internalized · Pseudo-discolouration
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About oral pathology mind maps
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These maps arrange topics into branches, from white lesions and cysts to salivary gland conditions and abnormalities of teeth. Start with Oral Pathology for a broad view: its branches include mucosal damage, salivary gland pathology and inflammatory conditions. You can then choose a map focused on a topic you want to study in more detail.
Use the branches to study
In Cysts, follow the branches for classification and features such as site, shape and size. In White Lesions, compare the congenital and acquired branches. Try explaining each branch in your own words, then return to the map to check what you have missed.
For salivary glands, Salivary Gland Pathology includes a branch on mucocele, while Salivary Gland Tumors covers benign tumors. When you want to test your recall or practice terms, switch to a quiz or flashcard deck on the Oral Pathology unit page. Choose a branch and see where it leads.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful starting point?
Start with Oral Pathology if you want a broad map before choosing a specific topic. It includes branches on mucosal damage, salivary gland pathology and inflammatory conditions. For a narrower focus, White Lesions and Cysts each organize material around their named topic.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every mind map listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account can also save your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.
What salivary gland topics do the maps cover?
Salivary Gland Pathology includes a branch on mucocele, while Salivary Gland Tumors includes benign tumors. University students can use the branches to organize their study of these topics, and teachers can look through the maps for material to support their teaching.