Exam IV-Dr. Pinto New Material Flashcards

1
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Class II, which division? Maxillary anterior teeth flare outward in protrusion

A

Division I

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Class II, which division? Maxillary anterior teeth are lingually inclined retroclined or prognathic maxilla, short retrognathic mandible, brachyofacial growth pattern, or prominent chin, and deep bite.

A

Division II

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3
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75% of Class II skeletal discrepencies are a result of _______ ________

A

MANDIBULAR RETROGNATHISM

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4
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What % of the US population has Class II malocclusion?? (interesting!)

A

33%

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5
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What are two examples of syndromes that can lead to class II malocclusion?

A

Pierre-Robin & Treacher Collins

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6
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Correction of _______ dimension in the non-growing patient includes surgical correction such as Lefort __ orthognathic surgery

A

VERTICAL…Lefort I

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7
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Transverse vertical plane type: usually buccal segments normal with 3-4mm discrepancy at level of WHICH TOOTH? due to narrow arch.

A

Maxillary 1st Molar

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8
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Transverse Vertical Plane Types: Mandibular plane steeper than normal, steeper functional occlusal plane, palate tipped downward, anterior cranial base tipped upward

A

Type 1

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9
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Transverse Vertical Plane Types: Type 1-Mandibular plane ________ than normal, _______ functional occlusal plane, palate tipped _______, anterior cranial base tipped _______

A

steeper, steeper, downward…upward

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10
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Transverse Vertical Plane Types: Type __ Mandibular plane, functional occlusal plane, and palatal plane are FLATTER than normal and nearly PARALLEL

A

2

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11
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Transverse Vertical Plane Types: Type 2 Mandibular plane, functional occlusal plane, and palatal plane are ______ than normal and nearly ______

A

FLATTER…PARALLEL

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12
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Transverse Vertical Plane Types: are type 2 planes usually dolichofacial or brachyofacial?

A

brachy

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13
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Transverse Vertical Plane Types: Type __-Palatal plane tipped upward anteriorly

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3

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14
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Transverse Vertical Plane Types: Type 3: ______ plane tipped UPWARD anteriorly

A

palatal

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15
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Transverse Vertical Plane Types: Type __ Mandibular plane, functional occlusal plane, and palatal plane are all noticeably tipped downward

A

4

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16
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Transverse Vertical Plane Types: Type 4- Mandibular plane, functional occlusal plane, and palatal plane are all noticeably tipped _______

A

downward

17
Q

Transverse Vertical Plane Types: Type ___ - Palatal plane and cranial base are tipped DOWNWARD

A

5

18
Q

Transverse Vertical Plane Types: Type 5-Palatal plane and cranial base are tipped ________

A

DOWNWARD

19
Q

A Class II with equal skeletal positions of the maxilla and mandible, but slight class II molar position is considered what TYPE of class II?

A

“normal”

20
Q

What type of class II has normal class I molars and skeletal position, but proclined maxillary incisors?

A

TYPE A

21
Q

Class II-Type ___: Maxillary prognathism with dental protraction

A

B

22
Q

Class II-Type ___: Maxillary retrognathism with flared oOR upright incisors and severe mandibular retrognathism with flared lower incisors

A

C

23
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Class II-Type ___: Maxillary retrognathism with dental protraction and severe mandibular retrognathism

A

D (D for DOUBLE surgery for treatment)

24
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Class II Type __: Maxillary prgnathism and dental protraction with mandibular dental flaring

A

E

25
Q

Class II Type __: Mandibular retrognathism

A

F

26
Q

Fixing Class II-Distalizing appliances: appliance that distalize Maxillary molars resulting in ______ modificaiton not _____

A

dental, not skeletal

27
Q

**Review (there were test Q’s on this!!): What are the 4 TOOTH BORNE functional appliances? What is the 1 TISSUE BORNE functional appliance?

A

TOOTH: 1.Herbst 2. Twin Block 3.Bionator 4.MARA….TISSUE: Frankel

28
Q

What is the most frequently used and banded fixed appliance?

A

Herbst

29
Q

Camouflauge for Class II tx… pt has an overjet related to more of a maxillary _______ than Mandibular ______

A

maxillary protrusion…Mandibular retrusion

30
Q

Which skeletal/dental descrepancy is best for camoflauge?

A

MILD class ii skeletal and dental

31
Q

CAMOUFLAGE: Treatment requires ext either ________ AND __________ OR ONLY ext of _______

A

Maxillary 1st premolars AND Mandibular 2nd premolars OR ONLY ext of Maxillary 1st premolars

32
Q

Ortho on ADULTS: Free gingival graft recommended when tooth movement is WHICH direction??

A

towards the gingival tissue (intrusion)

33
Q

Which big ortho complication has an INCREASED risk in adulthood?

A

root resorption

34
Q

When should Recontouring osseous surgery be done? Before or after ORTHO tx?

A

Recontouring osseous surgery should be done after treatment since the bone architecture will change during orthodontics

35
Q

BONE grafting and Ortho Tx: If teeth will be moved into edentulous area, bone grafting should be done _____ orthodontic treatment

A

BEFORE….

36
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BONE grafting and Ortho Tx: —If for IMPLANT placement, bone grafting should be done _________ or ________

A

6 months prior to debanding or after treatment is complete

37
Q

Say we uprighted some molars and created space for an implant in an adult… WHEN do we place a bridge or implant in the edentulous area?

A

should be postponed until lamina dura has reappeared around uprighted tooth (usually 8-12 weeks)

38
Q

How long do you have to replace space after finishing ortho in an adult?

A

3-6mo…so wait 2-3 months and then you only have a 3 month window to get something in there.

39
Q

What are the three key parts to a smile that need to be in harmony for esthetics in ortho tx?

A

lips, gingiva, teeth