Question 102 · LDEK · Structure and physiology of the periodontium
Stratum granulosum is present in the anatomical part of the oral cavity named:
- A. epithelial attachment of the gingiva.
- B. bottom of the vestibulum oris.
- C. lip area inside the vermilion border.
- D. hard palate.
- E. mucosa of the cheeks.
Hint
The granular layer belongs to orthokeratinized epithelium; recall which oral regions are covered by masticatory mucosa.
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