We have two types of non-dental tumors:
- Benign Non-odontogenic Epithlial Tumors
- Benign Non-odontogenic Connective Tumors
Non-benign healthy human tumors arise from:
- Surface skin (gums - lip) or lining (mandibular lining).
- Skin glandular (glands or ducts), which are rare and few in the mouth, such as salivary gland tumors.
- Dental skin (dental lamina).
- Benign Non-odontogenic Epithlial Tumors
- Benign Non-odontogenic Connective Tumors
Non-benign healthy human tumors arise from:
- Surface skin (gums - lip) or lining (mandibular lining).
- Skin glandular (glands or ducts), which are rare and few in the mouth, such as salivary gland tumors.
- Dental skin (dental lamina).
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Oral tumors