Anatomy Ch 12 Flashcards

1
Q

Functional occlusion

A

Contact of the teeth during biting and chewing movements

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2
Q

What is the key to angles classification

A

Describes and classifies occlusion and malocclusion (perm maxillary first molar)

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3
Q

Which two teeth vary in form

A

Lateral incisors 7,10 and 3rd molars

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4
Q

Pegged laterals

A

Vary in form second most to wisdom teeth. Frequently missing and pointed (maxillary lateral incisors)

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5
Q

Mamelons

A

Rounded enamel extensions on Incisal edge on central and lateral incisors (looks like shark teeth)

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6
Q

Fossa

A

Wide shallow depression on the lingual surfaces of anterior teeth

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7
Q

Cingulum

A

Raised rounded area on the cervical third of the lingual surface

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8
Q

Class 1 occlusion

A

Neutroclusion ideal mesiodistal relationship maxillary first molar occludes with mesiobuccal groove of mandibular first molar

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9
Q

Class 2 occlusion

A

Distoclusion mesiobuccal cusp of maxillary first molar occludes more than a premolars width mesial to the mesiobuccal groove of mandibular first molar

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10
Q

Class 2 division 1 occlusion

A

Labioversion incisors tilt toward lips

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11
Q

Class 2 division 2 occlusion

A

Linguoversion tipping toward tongue. Lateral incisors may be tipped labially and mesially

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12
Q

Class 3 occlusion

A

Mesioclusion protrusion of mandible

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13
Q

Tooth numbering system used most in US

A

Universal/national system. 1-32, a-t

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14
Q

International standards organization system

A

2 digit first number is quadrant and second is tooth within quadrant. Tooth 8=11, tooth 1=18, tooth 9=21, tooth 16=28 etc

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15
Q

Palmer notation system

A

Each quadrant given tooth bracket either vertical or horizontal viewing patient from outside. Each incisor on mandible and maxillary begin with 1 and end with 8

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16
Q

Pit

A

Located in deepest part of fossa sharp pin point depression where 2 or more grooves meet

17
Q

Central and triangular fossa

A

Where 2 or 3 cusp ridges meet

18
Q

Groove

A

sharp deep v-shaped linear depressions

19
Q

5th cusp

A

Cusp of carabelli located on the maxillary first molar

20
Q

What teeth are nonsuccedaneous

A

All molars

21
Q

Which tooth is the largest

A

Maxillary first molar

22
Q

Features of maxillary first premolar

A

2 cusps 2 roots larger than 2nd erupt before mandibular bifurcated root

23
Q

Furcation

A

Area between two or more root branches

24
Q

Tricanineate

A

3 cusp type

25
Q

Difference between primary and perm dentition

A

Primary smaller whiter enamel crown in shorter crowns narrower at CEJ roots narrower and longer than crown pulp chamber/horns large compared to perm thick layer of dentin between pulp chamber and enamel enamel layer thin

26
Q

Diff in primary incisors from perm

A

Crowns and roots smaller roots twice as long as crowns taper toward apex

27
Q

Maxillary first premolar has what kind of root

A

Bifurcated

28
Q

Inclined cuspal planes

A

The sloping areas between ridges

29
Q

Central groove

A

Divides occlusal table in half

30
Q

Marginal groove

A

Spillway on side of tooth crosses marginal ridge

31
Q

Triangular grooves

A

Separate marginal ridge from triangular ridge of a cusp

32
Q

Maxillary second premolar

A

2 cusps one root equal length cusps not as sharp as first one root slight depression on mesial root

33
Q

Mandibular first premolar

A

Long well formed buccal cusp nonfunctioning lingual cusp

34
Q

Mandibular second premolar

A

2 & 3 cusp type Y and U shape

35
Q

What teeth are first perm to erupt

A

Maxillary molars

36
Q

3rd molar

A

Crown smaller roots shorter and fused

37
Q

Mandibular first molar

A

Erupt between 6-7 yrs first perm teeth 2 roots

38
Q

Mandibular second molar

A

2 roots 4 cusps