Question 224 (part 2) · LDEK · Denture-related oral lesions
Stomatitis hyperplastica palati occurs in the form of:
- A. pedicled connective tissue lesion of various sizes, soft or hard consistency, dangling from the hard palate in the form of granulation flap.
- B. excessive hyperkeratosis of epithelium, of leukokeratosis type, located on the mucosa of hard palate.
- C. single or multiple papillomatous hyperplasia of the mucosa of hard palate, resembling raspberry fruit.
- D. fibrous hyperplasia of the mucosa of hard palate due to bone atrophy.
- E. growth of disc type with crevices and erosions, on circumference of which inflammatory rim forms.
Hint
The name means hyperplastic inflammation of the palate; think of a fruit made of many small round nodules.
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