Dentition - Lecture 8 Flashcards

1
Q

how many teeth do adults have? what are they?

A

32
- 8 incisors
- 4 canines
- 8 premolars
- 12 molars

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2
Q

how many deciduous teeth are there? what are they?

A

20
- 8 incisors
- 4 canines
- 8 molars

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3
Q

name all the parts of the tooth (inside)

A

enamel, dentin, pulp chamber, cervico-enamel junction, root canal, root

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4
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name all the parts of the tooth (outside)

A

cusp, crown, cervico-enamel junction, cervix (neck), root

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5
Q

what are the surfaces of the tooth?

A
  • mesial (towards midline of mouth)
  • distal (away from centre)
  • lingual (tongue side)
  • labial or buccal (l is lip, b is cheek)
  • occlusal (chewing surface)
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6
Q

how do teeth form?

A

crown to root (enamel first)

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7
Q

where do deciduous teeth grow in utero?

A

inside the maxillary and mandibular crypts

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8
Q

What happens to deciduous roots?

A

get reabsorbed to make room for adult tooth development

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9
Q

what is the enamel surface?

A

non porous

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10
Q

what teeth have the shortest roots?

A

the maxillary incisors due to the nasal aperture

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11
Q

what teeth have the longest roots?

A

canines

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12
Q

what is different about the cusps of the upper and lower premolars? how many are there

A
  • upper premolars have 2 same sized cusps
  • lower premolars have 2 different size cusps
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13
Q

what are deciduous molars?

A

placeholders for permanent premolars

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