The intraoral proliferation of melanocytes is:
  1. Condensing osteitis
  2. Osteomyelitis
  3. Acquired nevi
  4. Peripheral ossifying fibroma
Explanation
Answer: C - The intraoral proliferation of melanocytes is acquired nevi. Simply, the condition is a common mole within the oral cavity that typically presents on the gingiva or palate. Biopsy is needed to ensure the condition is not melanoma or other condition. Removal is not necessary unless patient is esthetically bothered; if removed, excision should be conservative to keep healthy structures.
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