4D 2.5 Development from Primary to Adult Flashcards

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which system referes to the primary dentition as number/alpahbet

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alphabet = sigmondy

numbers fdi

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2
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which tooth is being represented

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upper right primary canine

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3
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which tooth is being represented

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lower left primary canine

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4
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how are primary teeth different to the permanent teeth

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roots are more divergent

smaller

bulbous crown

whiter

exfoliate

bigger pulp horns/chamber

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5
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how is the primary maxillary central incisor different to its permanent counterpart

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Bulbous

Wide (width > height)

Incisal asymmetry

No mamelons

Clear cingulum

Bulbous cervical margin

Labial root curve

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6
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compare Primary maxillary lateral vs central incisor

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Similar features, except

– Disto-incisal angle more rounded

– Crown narrower (width < height)

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7
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comapre primary mandibular incisors to permanent

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similar re;ationship as in permanent incisors

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8
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describe the primary maxillary canines

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Often symmetrical crown

If asymmetry: – The mesial > distal slope

Cervical bulge

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9
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primary mandibular canines compared to maxillary canine

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Smaller and slimmer

Mesial < distal slope

D root curvature

Root curves slightly labially

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10
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maxillary 1st primary molar

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3 divergent roots - mesio buccal, disto buccal and palatal

2 main cusps - mesio buccal and mesio palatal

key feature - mesio-buccal tubercle

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Maxillary 2nd primary molar

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– 3 roots

– 4 cusps

– Often cusp of carabelli on mesio-palatal cusp

Roots thin and divergent

Bulge on mesio-buccal aspect

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Mandibular 1st primary molar

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Crown longer mesio-distally

Narrow occlusal table

4 cusps: – 2 buccal (larger) – 2 lingual (small) – Mesio-buccal largest

Mesio-buccal molar tubercle (of zuckerkandl)

2 roots

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13
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Mandibular 2nd primary molar

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Similar to lower 6 – 5 cusps – 2 roots

Buccal cusps more even sized

Mesial root flattened

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14
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at what age is the dentition at

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at what age is the dentition at

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at what age is the dentition at

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at what age is the dentition at

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at what age is the dentition at

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at what age is the dentition at

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20
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at what age is the dentition at

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21
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at what age is the dentition at

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22
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at what age does the 3rd molar start erupting

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23
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at what age are the 3rd molars fully erupted

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24
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what occurs at the gum pads at birth

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gum pads over a-d’s

usually +ve overjet

unerupted teeth

rapid growth in 1st year

25
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complete the eruption chart

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26
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why do the D’s erupt before the C’s

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stabilise the occlusion

27
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what is the name of the space between the primary dentition

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28
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describe flush distal edges of E’s and Attrition

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29
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at the age of 6 whta occurs in the dentition

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eruption of permanent dentition commences

deciduous teeth start to shed

start of the mixed dentition

30
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complete the permanent dentition eruption chart

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31
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eruption of the permanent dentition is symmertical.

if the dentition isnt symetrical, what could that indicate

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assymetry of the dentition is a result of delayed eruption, which can indicate a problem

32
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Delayed eruption could be a result of the following

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Down’s syndrome

Delayed deciduous resorption due to trauma

Dilaceration

Supernumeraries

abnormal path of eruption

early deciduous loss and bone formatin

crowding

congenital disease

impaction

33
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what is dilaceration

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Dilaceration is a developmental disturbance in shape of teeth. It refers to an angulation, or a sharp bend or curve, in the root or crown of a formed tooth

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