Dental Anomaly 1 Flashcards

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Process of tooth development?

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Ectodermal cells and mesenchymal cells interact
Interaction causes cell differentiation
Advanced specialisation of cells due specific signalling

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What cells differentiate to form enamel and dentine?

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Ameloblasts = enamel
Odontoblasts = dentine
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What are 3 different stage f tooth development

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Initiation - right number in correct location
Morphodifferentiation - formation in correct shape
Cytodifferentiation - differentiastion cells produce specific dental tissue

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What anaomlies can happen during tooth development?

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Right number of tooth buds
Right size and shape
Is structure right

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Examples of environmental influence of dental anomalies?

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Can be localised or general

Trauma, infection, drugs

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What are factors in aetiology of dental anomalies?

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Genetic

Environmental components

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7
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Example of chromosomal anomalie

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Down syndrome - extra chromosome = trisomy 21

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Example of singe gene defect?

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Ectodermal dysplasia

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9
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Examples of anomaly to tooth number?

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Hypodontia

Hyperdontia - supernumeary

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Examples of anaomly to size of tooth?

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Microdontia

Macrodontia

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Examples of anaomly to shape/form tooth?

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Double teeth
Accessory cusp
Invaginated teeth
Evaginated teeth

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In primary dentition where is most common see hypodontia?

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Maxilla > mandible

Common tooth = B

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In permanent dentition which tooth most common see hypodontia?

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8s > 5s > 2s >4s

Max = mand

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In permanent dentition which sex more affected?

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Females 4:1

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Aetiology of hypodontia?

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Polygeneic w/ possible intrauterine systemic factors

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What factors associated with birth can increase freq of hypodontia?

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Low birth weight
Multiple births
Increased maternal age

17
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What gene mutations are seen in hypodontia?

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PAX9 and MSX1

18
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What syndromes are often releated to hypodontia?

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Down syndrome
Ectodermal dysplasia
Cleft/lip palate

19
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Most common location for supernumerary?

A

Premaxilla

20
Q

What is mesioden?

A

Supplemental tooth adjacent midline suture

21
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What can be issue w/ supplemntal teeth

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Can prevent eruption

22
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How are supplemntal teeth usually diagnosed?

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Often incidental on radiograph

75% don’t erupt

23
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Are supplemtnal teeth more common primary or secondary dentition?

24
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Where are supplemental teeth more often found?

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Maxilla 5:1

Males 2:1

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What is often associated with supplemental teeth?
Invaginated teeth Palatal cleft Syndromes: cleidocranial dysplasia, gardner syndrome
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What is microdontia?
Smaller teeth More common secondary dentition F>M
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How can macrodontia present?
Can be localised or generalised
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Aetiology of macrodontia?
Multi-factorial
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What is concresences?
Wehn teeth unite after development due to excess cementum
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Example of accessory cusps?
Cusp carabelli - 6s Talon cusps Buccal cusps
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What is taurodontism?
In multi-rooted teeth | Elongation of crown and ACJ constriction
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How does taurodontism occur?
Defect Hertwig root sheath
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What are pyramidal roots?
Where roots of multi-rooted tooth fuse