exam 2: cementum Flashcards

1
Q

cementum is 50-55%:
45-50%:

A

50-55 organic
45-50 mineral

50/50 split basically

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2
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organic compounds in cementum include

A

type I collagen
proteoglycans
glycosaminoglycans
phosphoproteins

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3
Q

cementum provides attachment to the:

and participate in repair of ____ fracture

A

PDL

root fracture

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4
Q

cementum provides limited compensation for ________ through continuous apical apposition

A

occlusal wear

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5
Q

cementum contains less (mineral/organic) than both bone and dentin

A

less mineral

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6
Q

unlike bone, cementum is __________ and contains no haverian or volkmann’s canal

A

avascular/not innervated

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7
Q

cementum is thinnest at_________
and increases thickness at the ________ and even more at __________

A

thinnest at CEJ< mid-root<apex

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8
Q

cells responsible for secretion of organic matrix of cementum are derived from undifferentiated mesenchymal cells that originate in proximal (inner) zone of dental follicle

A

cementoblasts

-all cells in dental follicle are derived from neural crest cells aka ectomesenchyme

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9
Q

differentiation is initiated with disruption of ___________ allowing the undifferentiated mesenchymal cells to make contact with the adjacent dentin
-dentin matrix growth factors (BMP, FGF, DMP) then induce the differentiation process

A

hertwig’s root sheath

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10
Q

both indicate incremental growth and run longitudinally within cementum

A

depositional lines and reversal lines

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11
Q

cementocytes.

  1. space occupied by cell=
  2. space occupied by cytoplasmic projections
A

cell=lacunae

cytoplasmic projections= canaliculi (lines)

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12
Q

PDL fibers passing into acellular cementum

A

sharpey’s fibers

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13
Q

loss of tooth surface at the cervical areas of teeth caused by tensile and compressive forces during tooth flexure

A

abfraction

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14
Q

abfraction affects these two cervical areas of teeth

A

buccal and labial

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15
Q

deep narrow v shaped notch in teeth and common affects single teeth with excursive interferences or eccentric occlusal lodds

A

abfraction

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16
Q

loss by wear of dental tissue caused by foreign substance (toothbrush)
-lesions are more wide than deep

A

abrasion

17
Q

with abrasion, what areas of teeth are affected and what teeth in generally are commonly affected

A

cervical areas

premolars and cuspids

18
Q

calcified bodies appearing on or in the cementum and in the pdl
-classified as free, attached or embedded

-response to local trauma or hyperactive occlusion and appear in increasing number with increasing age

A

cementicle

19
Q

exposed cementum is hypermineralized which prevents:

A

reattachment of collagen

20
Q

exposed cementum facilitates attachment of _____ and______

A

plaque and calculus

21
Q

exposed cementum facilitates _____ absorption

A

endotoxin absorption

22
Q

excessive production of cellular cementum that generally involves apical 1/3 of root

-can be from trauma of occlusion, periapical inflammation, attrition

A

hypercementosis

23
Q

how roots can repair

A

accessory canals

more apical you go the more canals you have

24
Q

allow for vascular tissues to reach apical mineralized tissues

(if have crack these can help with repair)

mainly found:

A

accessory canals

mainly found in furcation