aetiology Flashcards

1
Q

how long does a force require to move tooth

A

6 hours

therefore mastication and swallowing not really move teeth

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2
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what tissues can exert forces on teeth?

A

tongue, cheeks, lips, gingival and PDL

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3
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how do tissues push teeth

A
poor lip tonicity/incompetent lips
prolonged thumb sucking
forward resting tongue posture 
macroglossia
can lead to vertical and transverse effects
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4
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how do muscle habits affect growth

A

point of muscle attachment results in more bone deposit, sharper gonial angle in patients who brux or clench

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5
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can masticatory effort influence size of dental arch?

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unclear, if yes must happen early in life

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6
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does bite force affect?

A

short face do have greater bite force and long face smalled bite force
but thats an effect as it occurs later in life while facial pattern is established earlier
exception: muscular dystrophy or weakness syndromes

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7
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what happens in thumb sucking

A

thumb displaces upper incisors labially, lower incisors lingually–> increase over jet
interfereing

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