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Disturbances Flashcards

1
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What is anodontia?

A

A condition without teeth; can be genetic or induced.

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What is oligondontia?

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Having few or scant teeth.

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What is supernumerary teeth?

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Having too many teeth.

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What regions do supernumerary teeth typically occur?

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  1. 3rd molar region
  2. Mandibular pre-molar region
  3. Mesiodens (between 8 &9)
  4. Cleidocranial dysplasia
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What region do the supernumerary teeth typically arise palatally?

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mesiodens

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What stage does anodontia, oligodontia, and supernumerary teeth occur?

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Initiation stage.

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True or False; if you are missing a primary tooth you most likely will be missing that permanent tooth.

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True; there is no successional dental lamina for the permanent tooth.

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What are possible bud stage distrubances?

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Microdontia & Macrodontia

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What is microdontia?

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Teeth are too small

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What is macrodontia?

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Teeth are too large

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What are possible cap stage disturbances?

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Dens in dente
Gemination
Fusion
(during morphogenesis so it effects shape)

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12
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What are distrubances associated with apposisiton/maturation?

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Concrescence

Enamel Pearls

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13
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What is concrescence?

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When two teeth fuse together.

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14
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What are enamel pearls?

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Ameloblasts that form enamel around the basement membrane.

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15
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What is an ondontoma?

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Tumor of enamel, dentin, pulp and cementum

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16
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Where are compound ondontomas typically found?

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Mandibular pre-molar region

17
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Where are complex ondontomas typically found?

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Radiopaque typically seen in maxillary molars.

18
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What is a dilaceration?

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Sharp, acute end in the crown or root of the tooth. Typically seen in the root.

19
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What are dwarfed roots?

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Extremely short roots compared to the crown. Normal root to crown ratios are 2:1, dwarfed are 1:1

20
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What is hypercementosis?

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Excessive deposit of secondary cementum

21
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What is a cementoma?

A

Excessive deposit of secondary cementum that destroys bone in the process.

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