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Diseases/conditions/anomalies Flashcards

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Blindness

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Anopia

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2
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Eyes do not fix at the same point

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Strabismus

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3
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Eyelid droop

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Ptosis

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4
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Double vision

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Diplopia

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5
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Face contraction, taste loss, decreased saliva

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Bell’s palsy

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6
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Dizziness

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Vertigo

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7
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Ear ringing

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Tinnitus

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8
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Muscle incoordination

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Ataxia

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9
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Loss of sense of smell

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Anosmia

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10
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A genetic disorder of resulting in the formation of defective enamel

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Amelogenesis imperfecta

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11
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Partial or total lack of teeth

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Anodontia

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12
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A tooth enfolds on itself to form a small cavity that holds a hard structure or mass; found most commonly on the lingual surface of the maxillary laterals

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Dens in dente

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13
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A genetic disorder characterized by weakened or gray colored teeth or shell teeth resulting from poor formation

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Dentinogenesis imperfecta

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14
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Mottled enamel; reaction to overflouridation

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Fluorosis

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15
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Union of tooth buds resulting in large crown or root

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Fusion

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16
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Single tooth root germ separating to form two crowns on a single root

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Germination

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Saw-like incisal edges of maxillary incisors, caused by maternal syphillis during tooth formation

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Hutchinson’s incisors

18
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Lack of hardening of tooth tissue resulting on weak, susceptible teeth

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Hypocalcification

19
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Underdevelopment of tissue

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Hypoplasia

20
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Abnormally large teeth

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Macrodontia

21
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Abnormally small teeth

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Microdontia

22
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More than the normal amount of teeth

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Supernumerary

23
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Aka toothache

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Pulpitis

24
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A small growth in a tooth

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Pulp stone

25
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A closed, fluid-filled sac within the pulp tissue

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Pulp cyst

26
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A growth or tumor usually found in the root area

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Granuloma

27
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An anomaly resulting in a thickening of cementum; usually occurs as a result of constant stress or occlusal trauma

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Hypercementosis

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