Exam 1 - Etiology Flashcards

1
Q
Skeletal
dental
muscular
heredity
environment

are all causes for

A

malocclusion

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2
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Number of teeth
size of teeth
alterations in eruption
attachment levels
trauma

are all what problems that cause malocclusion

A

dental problems

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3
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total absence of teeth

Usually associated with systemic diseases like Ectodermal dysplasia

A

anodontia

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4
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absence of many teeth usually 6 or more

usually associated with systemic diseases like ectodermal dysplasia

A

oligodontia

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5
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congenital absence of only a few teeth

A

hypodontia

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6
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What are common congenitally missing teeth?

Disturbances in initial stages of tooth formation

A

usually the most distal tooth of the same group:

molars, 2nd premolars, lateral incisors

Canines are rarely missing

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7
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What are common supernumerary teeth?

Disturbances in initiation and proliferation stages

A

Most frequently found in midline MESIODENS

multiple supernumerary teeth - cleidocranial dysplasia

can cause spacing, impacted or crowding

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8
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Primary canines are usually affected

tendency for the space to close

incisors tend to drift distally

mesial drift of permanent molars due to this

A

premature loss of primary tooth

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9
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small teeth - large jaws

A

most likely spacing

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10
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large teeth - small jaws

A

crowding

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11
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The size of the upper teeth is not proportional to the size of the lower teeth (5% of the population)

A

Tooth size (Bolton) Discrepancy

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12
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For a permanent tooth to erupt what must happen?

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Overlaying bone and primary root must resorb and the erupting tooth must make its way through the gingiva

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13
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What can obstruct the eruption?

A

Supernumerary teeth, sclerotic bone, and heavy fibrous gingiva

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14
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Which teeth are most likely to be impacted?

A

third molars, upper canines, and lower second premolars

An impacted tooth can cause root resorption of the neighboring teeth or develop cysts.

Don’t leave them unattended

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15
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Malposition of a tooth bud can lead to eruption in a wrong place

Most likely upper first molars, upper cuspids and lower second premolars

A

Ectopic eruption

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16
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When teeth are in switched position with the neighboring tooth

Most frequently Max cuspid and bicuspid

A

Transposition

17
Q

Fusion between bone and root surface

Impossibility to erupt or mobilize

Teeth can’t reach occlusal level

18
Q

If there is loss of attachment teeth become mobile and start flaring

What can they develop?

A

Diastemas and increased overjet

19
Q

What can be a cause of an anterior diastema

A

A thick fibrous low inserted frenum

20
Q

Skeletal problems

Skeletal class that can cause issues

A

Class III
Class II

Skeletal open
Skeletal deepbite

21
Q

What systemic conditions are present with altered growth?

A

Gigantism
Acromegaly

Both can cause excessive mandibular growth

Pierre robin syndrome

Can cause deficient mandibular growth

Achondroplasia

Can cause deficient growth of cartilage

22
Q
Mastication
Swallowing
breathing
Abnormal muscle activites - tongue posture
Habits - thumb sucking
Mandibular posture
Occlusal trauma
A

Functional problems

23
Q

Swallowing stages

A

0-3 years old - tongue interpositon is normal

A persistent infantile swallowing pattern after 6 years old with alter shape and size of arches

24
Q

What odes tongue thrusting cause?

A

open bite
tooth movement
diastemas
altered growth

25
Q

Breathing

Nasal breathing contributes to middle face normal growth

What can obstruct?

A

large adenoid tissue masses creates upper airway obstruction

Posture change

patient lowers and protrudes tongue

Opens mouth to breathe

26
Q

Adenoid facies

A

narrow - long face

Protruding teeth
lips separated at rest
dried lips
constricted maxilla
underdeveloped cheeckbones
27
Q

Abnormal muscle activities

Lip Trap

Lack of labial tone

Cheek biting

A

proclines upper incisors, retroclines lower incisors

Proclined incisors

decrease transverse dimesnsion in both arches

28
Q

Seen in primary dentition
Pointy canines
Unstable MIP
SHIFT to the side or forward to a more stable bite

A

Mandibular posture

29
Q

Can cause unilateral posterior crossbite

Limits transverse growth of upper arch

A

Lateral mandibular shift (mandible)

30
Q

causes anterior crossbite

Skeletal class I

Limits sagital maxilary growth

If not corrected –> skeletal class III

A

Forward shift (mandible)

31
Q

Mouth breathing can cause

A

posterior cross bite