Chapter 10: Landmarks Of The Face And Oral Cavity Flashcards

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Anatomical crown

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Portion of tooth covered by enamel

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Clinical crown

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Portion of tooth that is visible in the mouth

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3
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Enamel

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  • the hardest material in the body

- formed by ameloblasts

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4
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What is composed of calcified enamel prisms or enamel rods

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Enamel

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5
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Hydroxyapatite crystals

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Found in enamel, consists primarily of calcium

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6
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Striae of retzuis

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Incremental growth lines or bands seen in tooth enamel

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7
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Hypocalcified or uncalcified ends of enamel rods that extend from DEJ into enamel

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Enamel tufts

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8
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Cracks or faults found microscopically in enamel which extend from the enamel surface toward DEJ

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Enamel Lamellae

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9
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Enamel spindles

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End of ondontoblast fiber extend slightly into enamel

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10
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Hunter-Schreger Bands

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Alternating dark and light bands in enamel. Caused by intertwining or changing direction of prisms

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11
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Dentin

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  • covered by enamel and cementum and protects the pulp

- formed by ondontoblasts

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12
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Dentinal tubules

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Canals in dentin

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13
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Dentinal fibre

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Transmits pain stimuli

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14
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Primary dentin

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Formed before eruption of tooth

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15
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Secondary dentin

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Forms after eruption of tooth

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16
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Repetitive dentin or tertiary dentin

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Formed in response to irritation

-ex. Cavities, erosion, dental treatment

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17
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Pulp

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Tooth receives nourishment from pulp

-formed by fibroblasts

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18
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Radicular pulp

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Root pulp

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19
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Apical foramen

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Opening at the apex for continuation of the nerve

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20
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Cementum

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Connective tissue / anchors tooth in bony socket

Formed by cementoblasts

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21
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The periodontium is divided into 2 units which are?

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Attachment apparatus and the gingival units

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22
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Attached apparatus consists of ?

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Cementum, alveolar process, periodontal ligaments

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23
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The attachment apparatus

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Supports maintains and retains the tooth in functional position

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24
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The extension of bone from mandible and maxilla

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Alveolar process

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25
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Osteoblasts

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Form bone

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26
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Is the mandible or maxilla more dense

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The mandible is more dense

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27
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Cortical plate of the alveolar process

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Is a dense outer covering of the spongy bone and is the central part of the alveolar process

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28
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Alveolar crest

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Highest point of the alveolar ridge

It is fused with the cortical plate

29
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Alveolar socket

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Cavity with the alveolar process, surrounds the root of the tooth

30
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The bony socket that separates one socket from another is the

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Interdental septum

31
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The bone that separates the roots of multi-rooted tooth

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Interradicular septum

32
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The lamina dura is also known as

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The cribriform plate

33
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The lamina dura is what?

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A thin compact bone that lines the alveolar socket

34
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Periodontal ligaments are what

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Dense connective tissue that connect cementum with alveolar bone of the socket wall

35
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Sharpeys fibres

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Attachment/embedded points in cementum and bone that are mineralized

36
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What are the 3 different fiber groups in periodontal ligaments

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Periodontal fiber group, transseptal fiber groups, gingival fiber groups

37
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Periodontal fiber groups

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Support the tooth in socket

38
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What supports the tooth in relation to neighbouring teeth

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Transseptal fiber group

39
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What supports the gingiva that surrounds the tooth

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Gingival fiber group

40
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Alveolar crest fibers

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Opposes lateral forces

41
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What prevents lateral movement

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Horizontal fibers

42
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Oblique fibers

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Main support of the tooth as they are most numerous and resist forces

43
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What fiber prevents tipping and resists twisting

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Apical fibers

44
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Interdental fibers are found where and secures what

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In between teeth and secure position of adjacent tooth

45
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What are the three types of mucosa in the gingival unit

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Lining mucosa, masticatory mucosa and specialized mucosa

46
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What mucosa lines the inside of the cheeks, lips, split palate and ventral surface of the tongue

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Lining mucosa

47
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The masticatory mucosa covers what and is designed to do what

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Attached gingiva, hard pallets and dorsum of the tongue

-designed to withstand forces of chewing

48
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The specialized mucosa is responsible for what

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Sensations of taste and covering the dorsal of the tongue

49
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Gingiva is also known as the what

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Gums

50
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A healthy gingiva looks how

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Stippled and similar to the surface of an orange

51
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The unattached gingiva is also known as the what

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Marginal or free gingiva

52
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Space between tooth and gum

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Sulcus

53
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Epithelial attachment

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Tissue at the base of sulcus where the gingiva attaches to the tooth

54
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The extension of the free gingiva that fills the interproximal embrasure between the two teeth is known as

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Interdental gingiva

55
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A shallow groove that runs parallel to the margin of the unattached gingiva and marks the beginning of attached gingiva

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Gingival groove

56
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The oral cavity consists of two areas which are

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Vestibule and the oral cavity proper

57
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Vestibule is the space between what

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Teeth and inner mucosal lining of the lips and cheeks

58
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The space on the tongue side within the upper and lower dental arches is the what

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Oral cavity proper

59
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Mucobuccal fold

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The base of each vestibule where the bucks mucosa meets the alveolar mucosa

60
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Fordyce’s spots are what

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Misplaced sebaceous glands

61
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The white ridge of raised tissue extending horizontally at the level where the max and mand teeth come together is known as

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Linea alba

62
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a slightly raised line extending from the back of the incisive papilla and down the middle of the hard palate

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Palatine raphe

63
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The palatine Rugae is what

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the ridges that run horizontally across the hard palate behind the incisive papilla

64
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The opening between the two pillars and contains the palatine tonsils is known as what

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Isthmus or fauces

65
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What is the ala

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Winglike tip on the outer side of each nostril

66
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Philtrum

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Vertical groove on the midline of the upper lip

67
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Tragus

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Cartilage projection anterior to the external opening of the ear

68
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Canthus

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Fold tissue at the corner of the eyelid

69
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The line that marks a colour change from your face to your lips is known as

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Vermillion border