Question 74 (part 2) · LDEK · Periodontal and oral mucosal diseases in children
Yellowish nodules, filled with keratin, 2-3mm in diameter, located in lateral parts of the palate and buccal/labial side of gingival sulcus in newborns and infants, are called:
- A. enamel pearls.
- B. epstein pearls.
- C. bohn nodules.
- D. gingival cysts.
- E. eruption cysts.
Hint
Newborn inclusion cysts are named by location: the palatal midline, the crest of the alveolar ridge, or the lateral palate and ridge surfaces.
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