4th: Occlusion Flashcards

1
Q

Is the mandible or maxilla usually longer?

A

Maxilla

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2
Q

Where does the lower canine sit?

A

Between upper canine and incisor with a slight forward tilt

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3
Q

How much overlap should there be between upper and lower incisors?

A

1/3 overlap, with the upper incisors in front

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4
Q

What are the two causes of malocclusions?

A

Skeletal base abnormality (breeding) or a dento-alveolar defect

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5
Q

What does and overshot jaw look like?

A

Mandible is short / brachygnathic

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6
Q

What does an undershot jaw look like?

A

Mandible is long / prognathic

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7
Q

Is it better to be brachy or prognathic?

A

Brachygnathic - as may improve

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8
Q

What is cross bite?

A

Where the tooth is closer to either the cheek or tongue than it should be (compared to the corresponding tooth above or below it)

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9
Q

What causes incisor cross bite?

A

Mandible grows too slow or fast

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10
Q

What are the risks of crown reduction and pulp capping?

A

Chronic pulpitis

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11
Q

What is a snaggle tooth?

A

Upper incisor at 45 degree angle

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12
Q

Which breeds are prone to snaggle tooth?

A

Shelties and Persian cats

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13
Q

Which breeds are predisposed to deciduous canines?

A

Small breed

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14
Q

Which way do retained deciduous canines push to mandibular and maxillary permanent canines?

A

Mandibular ones lingually, maxillary ones rostrally

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15
Q

How do you splay the lower canines?

A

Ball therapy

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16
Q

When should you ideally have extracted lower canines by if needed?

A

Before 1/3 crowned

17
Q

What is “wry bite”?

A

Skeletal base abnormality - differential growth of one side

18
Q

What should you check for first in a wry bite?

A

Jaw fracture

19
Q

How does a wry bite affect head symmetry and centreline?

A

Affects head symmetry, sometimes doesn’t affect centrelines