Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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Inorganic (HA) is ___% of enamel by volume.

A

90-95%

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2
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Protein is ___% of enamel by volume.

A

1-2%

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3
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Water is ___% of enamel by volume.

A

4-8%

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4
Q

Enamel is of ___ origin.

A

Epithelial

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5
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Dentin/pulp complex is of ___ origin.

A

Mesenchymal

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6
Q

How wide are the head regions of enamel prisms?

A

5 micrometers

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7
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How long are the tail regions of enamel prisms?

A

5 micrometers

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8
Q

Size of enamel rods?

A

4-8 micrometers

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9
Q

Enamel crystallites are composed of ___.

A

Calcium Phosphate

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10
Q

Width of enamel HA crystallites?

A

200-400 Angstroms

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11
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Length of enamel HA crystallites?

A

1600 Angstroms

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12
Q

Long axis of enamel xstals in rod body are ___ to rod direction.

A

Parallel

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13
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Long axis of enamel xstals in periphery and tail of rod are ___ to rod direction.

A

65 degrees

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14
Q

Where does gnarled enamel occur?

A

cervical and incisal/occlusal areas.

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15
Q

Difference between isotropic and anisotropic?

A

isotropic - same in all directions.

anisotropic -depends ondirection (i.e. composite vs. enamel)

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16
Q

%Vol of dentin that is HA?

17
Q

%Vol of dentin that is collagen?

18
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%Vol of dentin that is water(including tubules)?

19
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%Weight of dentin that is HA?

20
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%Weight of dentin that is collagen?

21
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%Weight of dentin that is water(including tubules)?

22
Q

Enamel is formed by what cells?

A

Ameloblasts

23
Q

Dentin is formed by what cells?

A

Odontoblasts

24
Q

The odontoblastic processes are also known as?

A

Tomes fibers

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Peritubular dentin is more or less mineralized than intertubular dentin?
More
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What is the principal organic compound in dentin?
Collagen
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Length of dentin HA crystallites?
200-1000 Angstroms
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Width of dentin HA crystallites?
30 Angstroms
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Dentin is _% less hard than enamel.
20%
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Dentin has isotropic or anisotrpic properties?
isotropic properties
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Mineral content % of cementum?
5-10%
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Weight% of cementum that is inorganic HA?
45-50%
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Weight% of cementum that is organic matter and water?
50-55%. Primarily collagen and protein | polysaccharides
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What has the highest Fluoride content of all mineralized tissue?
Cementum