300 Dental Anatomy: Miscellaneous Flashcards
Physiological rest position is also known as:
postural position
TRUE OR FALSE:
Postural position is NOT a border position
True
Mandibular postural position is determined almost exclusively by the behavior of:
mandibular musculature
If you move from postural position to centric occlusion, you will be using what muscle?
Temporalis, anterior fibers
The anterior-posterior curvature of the occlusal surface, seen in facial view.
Curve of Spee
The usual overjet is about:
2-4 mm
Horizontal overlap = ?
overjet
*jet flying across horizon
Vertical overlap = ?
overbite
The main component of enamel is:
inorganic matter
NOT collagen!!!
Direction of enamel rods for permanent teeth is:
towards the gingiva
Result of normal enamel apposition:
Perikymata
*outside tooth
Caries production stimulates formation of:
tertiary dentin
The primary function of pulp is:
to form dentin
Formed by dental papilla:
dentin, pulp
The most highly mineralized dentin:
IntrA or peritubular dentin
The DEJ occurs at the junction of:
dental papilla + inner enamel epithelium
The softest dental tissue:
cementum
When mandible moves from CO to edge-to-edge, the condyles move:
forward and downward
The non-working condyles move:
downward, forward, medial
What plays the greatest role in discluding the posterior teeth in latero-protrusive movements?
Anterior guidance
Centric Occlusion (CO) = ?
Intercuspal position
Teeth are in contact in what position during non-masticatory swallowing?
Intercuspal position
Centric relation is a _______ guided position.
ligament
Centric occlusion is a ______ guided position.
tooth
What is the most superior point in Posselt’s envelop of motion?
Maximum intercuspal position (MIP)
The side shift of the mandible is also known as:
Bennett Movement
When does the Bennett movement occur?
During the earliest stage of lateral movement
The Bennett movement is the bodily shift of the mandible toward which condyle?
Working condyle
Physiological rest position is also known as:
Postural position
When viewed from the occlusal, the arrangement of teeth are:
parabolic
When viewed from the occlusal the 4 posterior teeth in the mandibular arch are aligned in a:
straight line