The two common types of carriers of disease are:

Periapical cemental dysplasia is:

The most common location in the oral cavity for a pyogenic granuloma is on the:

Restriction in blood supply generally due to damaged blood vessels is called:

Smoker’s melanosis is a condition of excessive melanin pigmentation found in the gingiva of what percentage of smokers?

Which of the following can be used to identify the DNA of HIV?

Exfoliative cytology refers to analyzing samples of:

Sialoliths obstructing the Wharton’s duct are present in which salivary gland?

Signs are:

All the following medications are implicated in drug-induced gingival hyperplasia except: