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Body Planes & Oral Cavity Structures Flashcards

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Anatomical Position

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Standing erect, arms at sides, feet together, palms facing forward

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Interproximal

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Between two teeth

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Dorsal

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The top surface (of the tongue)

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Ventral

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The bottom surface (of the tongue)

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Sagittal

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a vertical (longitudinal) plane dividing the body into left and right sections

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Midsagittal

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A sagittal (vertical) plane diving the body into EQUAL right and left halves

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Frontal/Coronal Plane

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a vertical plane diving the body into front (anterior) and back (posterior) regions

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Transverse Plane

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a horizontal plane dividing the body into upper (superior) and lower (inferior) regions

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Vestibule

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space between lips/cheeks and teeth

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Oral cavity proper

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area surrounded by teeth or alveolar ridges back to palatine tonsils (includes region from floor of mouth upward to soft and hard palates)

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Fordyce Granules

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small, yellowish bumps on the inside surface of the cheeks (normal anatomy)

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Linea alba

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a white line or ridge that may be seen on the inside on the cheek (normal anatomy)

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Parotid papilla

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opening to Stensen’s duct, where parotid gland empties

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Frenum

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a thin fold of connective tissue that attaches the lips and cheeks to the mucosa of the maxilla and mandible (labial and buccal frenums)

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Diastema

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a space created between two teeth (most commonly between the maxillary central incisors)

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Mucobuccal and Mucolabial fold

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point where mucosa of the lips and cheeks turns toward the gingival tissue
mucobuccal-canine to canine
mucolabial- premolars

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Alveolar Mucosa

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movable mucosa lying against aveolar bone

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Mucogingival junction

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where alveolar mucosa becomes tightly attached to bone; beginning of gingiva

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Exostoses

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Bony potrusions on the buccal area

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Palatine rugae

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horizontal (transverse) ridges of epithelial and connective tissue in anterior hard palate, covered with keratinized epithelium

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Incisive papilla

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bulge of tissue posterior to central incisors at midline

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Incisive foramen

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under the incisive papilla (carries nasopalatine nerves and blood vessels)

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Incisive foramen

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under the incisive papilla (carries nasopalatine nerves and blood vessels)

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Greater & Lesser Palatine Foramina

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2 openings in bone on each side, lingual to 2nd and 3rd maxillary molars
Greater- nerves and blood vessels to hard palate
Lesser- nerves and blood vessels to soft palate

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Torus palatinus

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excess bone growth that may occur in the midline of the hard palate

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Fovea palatinae (soft palate)

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2 small depressions on each side of spine; openings of salivary glands

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Uvula (soft palate)

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downward projecting muscle at most posterior portion at the midline

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Anterior tonsillar pillar

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aka Palatoglossal arch fold of tissue immediately in front of palatine tonsil

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Posterior tonsillar pillar

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aka Palatopharyngeal arch (behind palatine tonsils)

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Oropharynx

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part of the throat posteriorly to the oral cavity. Includes: back third tongue, the soft palate, lateral and posterior walls of the throat, and the tonsils.

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Fauces

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space between the left and right tonsils and their pillars

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Maxillary tuberosity

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firm tissue bulge behind maxillary molars

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Retromolar pad

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small elevation of tissues posterior to mandibular third molar

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Pterygomandibular fold

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tissue overlying the pterygomandibular raphe (ligament extending between the anterior tonsillar pillar and the retromolar pad)

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Median Sulcus

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midline depression on dorsal surface of tongue

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Fissured Tongue

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deep prominent groove in the middle with fissures across the dorsal surface

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Terminal Sulcus

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separates the body of the tongue from the root (foramen cecum is found here)

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Lingual Tonsil

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Posterior to circumvallate papilla, large and red mucus producing glands

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Circumvallate/vallate papillae

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location: junction of body and root
bitter flavors
hosts taste buds and von Ebner glands (lies inferiorly)

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Fungiform papillae

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location: tips and sides of tongue
sweet and sour tastes
hosts taste buds

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Filiform papillae

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location: anterior 2/3rds of tongue
tactile properties only
acts as an abrasive coating

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Foliate papillae

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location: lateral surfaces of tongue
hosts many taste buds- around 1300

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Lingual Frenum

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fold of tissue extending from near tip of tongue down to the floor of the mouth. has plica fimbriata (fringe like tissue projecting on the sides)

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Sublingual caruncles

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2 bilateral small elevations at the base of the lingual frenum
opening for two major salivary glands: submandibular and sublingual glands

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Sublingual fold

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fold of tissue extending from sublingual caruncle back along floor of mouth on either side of

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Mandibular tori

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bony swellings on the lingual surface of the mandible (often at the canine area)

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Parotid Salivary Gland

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-largest
-anterior to ear, produces 25% of saliva
-empties into Stensens duct to parotid papilla
-serous secretions

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Submandibular salivary glands

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-two glands, below and toward posterior of the mandible
-empties into Whartons duct to sublingual caruncle
-mucous and serous secretions

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Sublingual salivary glands

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-two glands, along sublingual folds
-smallest
-empties into Bartholins duct to sublingual caruncle
-smaller ducts (ducts of rivinus)
-mucous secretions

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List Minor salivary glands

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-labial (upper and lower)
-buccal (inner cheek)
-palatine (soft, posterior and lateral/hard)
-glossopalatine (posterior lateral to palatine tonsil)
-lingual (anterior/tip, posterior/lingual tonsils)
-Glands of von Ebner (wash taste buds so new tastes can be perceived)**

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List Functions of Saliva

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-helps prepare bolus of food for easier swallowing
-helps keep mucous membranes lubricated
-prevent dehydration (stimulus of dry mouth promotes water consumption)
-pH buffer (neutralizes acids to prevent tooth decay)
-contains immunoglobulins and lysozymes to to protect body
-cleanses teeth

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List Lymph Nodes

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-submental (under chin)
-submandibular (angle of mandible)
-cervical (sides of neck)
-auricular (parotid area)
-occipital (base of skull)

Dental Hygiene: Anatomy (14 decks)

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