Oral Histology

A. Pancreas

B. Parotid

C. Lacrimal gland

D. Submandibular gland

A. Amylase

B. Urea

C. Lysoenzyme

D. Lipase

A. Presence of high percentage of organic matrix

B. Presence of incremental lines

C. Enamel has high reparative capacity

D. Most of organic component is lost during mineralization

A. Lateral ptergoid

B. Massetor

C. Temporalis

D. Medial pterygoid

A. Major salivary glands

B. Minor salivary glands (Retromolar)

C. Minor salivary gland ( lingual)

D. Taste Buds

A. Change in number of teeth

B. Ameloblastoma

C. Change in form and shape of the teeth

D. Hypoplasia

A. 25 μ m

B. 50 μ m

C. 75 μ m

D. 100 μ m

A. Buccal gingiva

B. Lingual gingiva

C. Oral surface of lip

D. Sublingual mucosa (floor of mouth)

A. Triple pleated sheath

B. Mostly contains glycine residues

C. Exhibit cross striations at 64 μm

D. Intracellular in nature

A. Keratinized

B. Non-keratinized

C. Parakeratinised

D. Orthokeratinized