Head and Neck I B Flashcards

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What are the 2 forms of dentition in domestic mammals?

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Deciduous

Permanent

  • Known as Diphyodonts
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What do brachyodont teeth have?

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Crown, root and a narrowed neck at the fum line between crown and root

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Explain hypsodont structure?

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Body and a short root. The body protrudes above gum and has a long portion that is also embedded

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5
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What inititates tooth development?

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Interaction between ectoderm of dental lamina and underlying neural crest-derived mesenchyme

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What occurs along the length of dental lamina?

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Ectodermal projections named dental buds push into mesenchyme

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What occurs to dental buds as they push into mesenchyme?

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Become cap-shaped. Inner and outer layers are separated by a stellate reticulum.

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What makes up dental papilla?

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Mesenchyme beneath cap

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What occurs as cap grows into mesenchyme?

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Becomes bell-shaped (referred to as enamel organ

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10
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Where do buds of permanent teeth intitiate from

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Cord of cells

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11
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What occurs to cord connection between surface epithelium and bell-shaped developing tooth?

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Atrophies

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12
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How do ameloblasts come to be?

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Reticular cells induce epithelial cells in inner layer of enamel organ to become ameloblasts

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What do underlying mesenchymal cells of dental papilla develop into to?

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Tall columnar odontoblasts

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What forms enamel knot?

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Small group of ectodermal cells in inner epithelial layer of enamel organ (near apex of papilla) will form a clump of non-dividing cells called the enamel knot

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15
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What does the enamel knot specify?

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Site of cusp formation

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16
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What do enamel knots act as?

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A signalling center to regulate tooth shape

17
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What are key growth factors produced by enamel knots to stimulate growth of the enamel organ?

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Fibroblast Growth Factor-4

Bone Morphogenetic Protein - 2 and 4

18
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What extends down the sides and base of the developing crown?

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Ameloblasts

19
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What produces pedentin at tip of papilla?

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Odontoblasts while ameloblasts extend down sides and base of developing crown

20
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What does core of the dental papilla become?

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Pulp cavity of tooth

21
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What does dentin do to ameloblasts?

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Dentin induces ameloblasts to produce more enamel

22
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What does the base of enamel organ mark out?

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Junction of crown and root of tooth

23
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What forms from the extensions of inner and outer layers of enamel organ?

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A tube-like epthelial root sheath within the mesenchyme

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When does shaping of tooth crown occur?

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Occurs as dentin and enamel are formed - proceeding from apex to base of enamel organ

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WHat do the inner cells of the dental sac differentitate into?
Inner cells differentiate into cementoblasts that produce cementum
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What cementocytes?
Cementoblasts which become entrapped within their matrix
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What forms from outer layer of dental sac?
Osteoblasts - produce bone that will help anchor teeth to jaw
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What does the middle layer of dental sac become?
Periodontal ligament
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When does enamel production stop?
When crown is formed - leftover enamel organ is shed
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How long to odontoblasts remain?
Throughout life of tooth and produce dentin
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What is anodontia?
Absence of teeth - rare in domestic animals
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How does anodontia occur?
Failure of either dental lamina or dental papillae to develop and induce tooth development
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What is oligodontia? Polyodontia?
Oligodontia - reduced tooth number Polyodontia - excessive teeth
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What causes for delayed shedding of deciduous teeth in dogs?
Secondary to failure of the periodontal ligament to detach from deciduous tooth.
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What causes enamel lesions?
Due to malnutrition, infections