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| 5. | the space in the back of the oral cavity where food passes into the pharynx |
| 7. | roof of the mouth |
| 10. | a think sticky fluid found in the joints of bones providing nourishments and lubrication |
| 11. | the temporary paralisis of the muscles of one side of the face |
| 15. | oval structures located in the dorsal surface of the tongue that provide our sense of taste |
| 16. | oval structures located in the dorsal surface of the tongue that provide our sense of taste |
| 17. | an open sore, usually inflamed and painful, that forms on tissue |
| 18. | a small, solid, raised area of skin less then 1/2 inch diameter |
| 19. | any red patch of tissue in the oral cavity that cannot be associated with inflammation |
| 20. | most common from of skin cancer |
| 23. | dentist who specializes in the nature, diagnosis, and control of dental diseases |
| 24. | shallow linear grooves that radiate from the developmental groove |
| 28. | a diminutive, peg-shaped crown with a smooth surface lacking contact on the mesial and distal surfaces |
| 29. | a benign tumor of connective tissue cells, a reactive heperplasia rather than a true neoplasm |
| 32. | small, curved lines running parallel to the CEJ near the gingival area of the labial of the crown of a tooth. |
| 34. | also known as meniscus, it is a dense, fibrous connective tissue that is thicker at the ends attached |
| 35. | malignant leukoplakia of the hard palate |
| 36. | the wing of the nose or outer edge of the nostril |
| 37. | causes of diseases |
| 38. | the union of two triangular ridges produces a single ridge of elevation across the occlusal surface |
| 39. | a condition first appearing on the lower leg or ankle and then appearing in the oral cavity |
| 40. | natural teeth in position |