EX1; Practical Images - Enamel Tissue and Amelogenesis Flashcards

1
Q

Where are these DEJ relationships found

A

A; scolloped = coronal area
B; smooth = cervical area

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2
Q
A
  1. odontoblasts
  2. ameloblasts
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3
Q

What is this structure?

A

ameloblasts

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4
Q

What are these lines?

A

growth lines or strae of Retzius

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5
Q

What are these lines/ridges?

A

perikymata

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6
Q

What are these ridges?

A

perikymata

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7
Q
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  1. interrod substance
  2. enamel rod
  3. enamel sheath
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8
Q

What is the difference between the left and the right images of enamel

A
left = primary
right = permanent
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9
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A
  1. perikymata
  2. lines of Retzius
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10
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  1. interrod substance
  2. enamel rod
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11
Q

Is this mature or partially mineralized enamel

A

mature; cross section of the rods

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12
Q

Is this mature or partially mineralized enamel

A

patrially mineralized; cross section of the enamel rods

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13
Q

What relationship is this showing

A

relationship of Retzius lines to the longitudinal rods

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14
Q

What is this image depicting

A

the fish scale appearence of enamel rods

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15
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A
  1. enamel rod
  2. enamel rod sheath
  3. interrod substance
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16
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A
  1. enamel rod
  2. interrod substance
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17
Q
A

enamel lamella

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18
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enamel tufts

19
Q
A

enamel tufts

20
Q
A

enamel spindle

21
Q
A

enamel spindle

22
Q
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enamel lamella

23
Q
A

enamel spindle

24
Q
A

Hunter-Schreager bands

25
Q
A

Hunter-Schreager bands

26
Q

Which of these is enamel

A

top right

27
Q

Which of these relationships is normal

A

left; most common

28
Q

What do each of these tissues give to amelogenesis

A
  1. ameloblast
  2. alkaline phosphatase
  3. rich blood supply
29
Q
A
  1. stellate reticulum
  2. stratum intermedium
  3. inner cells
  4. clear layer
  5. peripheral calls of dntal papilla
30
Q
A

yellow arrow = ameloblasts
white arroe = odontoblasts

31
Q
A
  1. dentin
  2. DEJ
  3. enamel
32
Q
A
  1. inner rodless enamel
  2. Tomes’ process
33
Q
A
  1. inner rodless enamel
  2. enamel rod
  3. Tomes’ process
34
Q
A
  1. paritally mineralized enamel
  2. Tomes’ processes
35
Q
A
  1. pulp
  2. dentin
  3. enamel
  4. ameloblasts
  5. stratum intermedium
  6. stellate reticulum
36
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  1. stellate reticulum
  2. stratum intermedium
  3. ameloblasts
  4. enamel
37
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A
  1. dentin
  2. enamel
  3. ameloblasts
  4. Tomes’ process
38
Q
A
  1. dentin
  2. enamel
  3. ameloblasts
  4. Tomes’ process
39
Q
A
  1. reduced enamel epithelium
  2. oral ectoderm
40
Q
A
  1. mature enamel
  2. dentin
  3. immature enamel
  4. pulp
41
Q
A
  1. stellate reticulum
  2. stratum intermedium
  3. odontoblasts
  4. ameloblasts
  5. dentin
  6. ameloblasts
42
Q
A

? = reduced enamel epithelium

43
Q
A
  1. preodontoblasts