A3: Denistry And Dental Procedures

Question 1

Maxilla

Answer 1

Upper jaw

Max always on top of Mandy

Question 2

Mandible

Answer 2

Lower jaw

Question 3

Buccal Tooth Surface

Answer 3

Outside of tooth
Towards the cheeks
Molars

Question 4

Labial Tooth Surface

Answer 4

Outside surface of Tooth
Towards the lips
Incisors

Question 5

Lingual Tooth Surface

Answer 5

Inside surface of tooth

Facing tongue

Question 6

Canine Teeth

Answer 6

Long teeth used to rip and tear
2 in upper quadrant
2 in lower quadrant

Question 7

Carnassial Teeth

Answer 7

3-rooted Teeth
4 in mouth
Mandible: 409,309 (molars)
Maxilla: 108,208 (premolars)

Question 8

Incisors

Answer 8

Small teeth used for cutting at the front of the mouth

6 in maxilla, 6 in mandible

Question 9

Molars

Answer 9

Grinding Teeth found at the back of the mouth

Question 10

Premolars

Answer 10

Teeth in between molars and canines

Question 11

Halitosis

Answer 11

Bad breath

Question 12

Periodontal Disease

Answer 12

Plaque buildup on tooth 
Exposed dentin 
Formation of pockets 
Receding gingiva 
Bone loss

Question 13

Periodontal Ligaments

Answer 13

Attach tooth to bone

Breakdown leads to Tooth loosening and tooth loss

Question 14

Gingivitis

Answer 14

Infection of the gum
Destruction of soft tissues (ligaments)
Reversible

Question 15

Periodontitis

Answer 15

Loss of supportive bone structure to the tooth

Irreversible

Question 16

Brachycephalic animals

Answer 16

Shortened muzzles and teeth that don’t line up properly
Crowding
Easy accumulation of plaque in a short time

Question 17

Dolicocephalic animals

Answer 17

Greyhounds

Excess space between teeth allows for plaque accumulation

Question 18

Malocclusions

Answer 18

Misplaced teeth caused by incorrect jaw growth

Question 19

Feline stomatitis

Answer 19

Immune system attacks teeth and sees them as a foreign body

Teeth are healthy