DENTIN BOOK Flashcards

0
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Arises during the initial phase of dentinogenesis

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Mantle dentin

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1
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Outer thin layer of dentin
INITIAL DENTIN FORMED
150mm thick
running parallel with dej

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Mantle dentin

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2
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Consists of thick collagen alpha fibrils

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Mantle dentin

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3
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Surrounds the pulp

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Circumpulpal dentin

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4
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Bulk of dentin mass between mantle and pulpal space

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Circumpulpal dentin

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5
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Consists of beta fibrils

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Circumpulpal dentin

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6
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Represents the continuing but much slower deposition of dentin by odontoblasts AFTER ROOT FORMATION has been completed

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Secondary dentin

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7
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Changes in pulp space

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Pulp recession

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8
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Changes from primary to secondary marked by abrupt changes in tubular pattern. This line of directional change is called

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Schregers line

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9
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Result of defensive activitiesof the pulp dentin complex

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Tertiary dentin

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10
Q

Dentin may have vascular inclusion

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Vasodentin

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11
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Dentin may appear similar to bone

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Osteodentin

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12
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Tertiary dentin is only found in the

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Dentin pulp interface

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13
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Unmineralized dentin matrix that lines INNERMOST portion of dentin

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Predentin

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14
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Impt in maintaining the integrity of dentin bec when absent dentin is vulnerable to RESORPTION BY ODONTOClast

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Predentin

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15
Q

Formed in vital teeth throughout life

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Peritubular or intratubular

16
Q

Dentinal matrix that COVERS WALLS, VERY DENSE

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intratubular

17
Q

Loc bet dentinal tubules
Main bulk of dentinal matl
Less dense, less radiopaque

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Intertubular

18
Q

Represents primary secretory product of odontoblasts and consists large amt of type 1 collagen

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Intertubular dentin

19
Q

Regularly arranged canals that extend from tooth pulp to dej and to dcj

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Dentinal tubules

20
Q

Direction of dentinal tubules at
Incisal:
Proximal:

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I: straight
P: s shaped

21
Q

Primary curvatures directed

Secondary directed

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1: coronally
2: apically

22
Q

Tubules that extend upto enamel

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Enamel spindles

23
Q

Contains dentinal fluid! Collagen fibrils, peritubular dentinmatrix.
Plays a role in the PHYSIOLOGIC MAINTENANCE OF DENTIN

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Periodontiblastic space

24
Q

Dentin is not uniformly sensitive

More sensitive at the

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Dej and pulp

25
Q

Area of structural defect where hypomineralized dentin result from failure of globules of calcospherites to fuse

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Interglobular dentin

26
Q

Black granules

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Granular layer of tomes

27
Q

Due to the COALESCING and LOOPING of the terminal portions of the dentinal tubules

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Granular layer of tomes

28
Q

Appositional growth of dentin

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Incremental lines of von ebner

29
Q

Is the phasic or increment of dentin formation at a daily rate of 4mm

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Incremental lines of von ebner

30
Q

Result in ACCENTUATION of the growth lines in dentin

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Contour lines of owen

31
Q

Morphological change in dentin includes thickening of the peritubular dentin and complete obliteration of dentinal tubules

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Sclerotic dentin or transparent dentin

32
Q

Exhibit a set of short cytoplasmic processes on their distal poles

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Preodontoblast

33
Q

Fibroblasts of dental papilla

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Korffs fibers or alpha

34
Q

Excellent thermal conductors

Approp to place a LOW CONDUCTING CEMENT BASE

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Metallic restorations

35
Q

Permeability of dentin

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Effective sealing

36
Q

Depemds on presence of LIVE ODONTOBLASTS

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Vitality of dentin