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Lecture 3- Dental Anomalies II Flashcards

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An inherited genetic mutation. Isolated or syndromic. Enamel is affected in all or nearly all teeth:

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Amelogenesis imperfecta

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What dentition does amelogenesis imperfecta affect?

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Both primary & permanent

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List and describe the 4 general types of amelogenesis imperfecta:

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  1. Type 1: Hypoplastic type
  2. Type II: Hypomaturation type
  3. Type 3: Hypomineralized or Hypocalcified
  4. Type 4: Hypoplastic Type
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Describe Type 1 amelogenesis imperfecta:

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Hypoplastic type- thinner but hard enamel

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Describe type 2 amelogenesis imperfecta:

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Hypomaturation type- relatively hard but colored (not translucent) enamel

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Describe type 3 amelogenesis imperfecta:

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Hypomineralized or Hypocalcified- softer rough colored undermineralized enamel

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Describe type 4 amelogenesis imperfecta:

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Hypoplastic- Hypomature with taurodontism

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What type of amelogenesis imperfecta is being described?

” Thin but mineralized enamel, looks radiopaque”

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Type 1: Hypoplastic type

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Type 1 amelogenesis imperfecta is a ____ enamel defect

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quantitative

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Type 1 amelogenesis imperfecta is a quantitative enamel defect caused by:

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failure during enamel matrix security stage (enamel agenesia is rare)

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Describe a teeth that are affected by amelogenesis imperfecta Type 1:

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  1. generalized or localized, pits, striae & groove defects
  2. diffuse smooth, or rough
  3. Teeth appear white tot yellow-brown
  4. small teeth
  5. square shaped teeth
  6. open contacts “picket fence appearance”
  7. Flat occlusal surface with low cusps
  8. delayed eruption & increased impaction
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If someone displays a “picket fence” appearance, this might be indicative of:

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Type 1 amelogenesis imperfecta

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Type 1 amelogenesis imperfecta, causes delayed ____ and increased ____

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eruption; impaction

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What can be seen in this image?

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Type 1 amelogenesis imperfecta

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In the following image, we notice some open contacts, what might this indicate?

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Type 1 amelogenesis imperfecta

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Your patient appears like this, what might be the cause?

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Type 1 amelogenesis imperfecta- teeth appear white to yellow brown

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What can be seen in the following pano?

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Type 1- amelogenesis imperfecta

(open contacts, picket fence contact, flat occlusal surface & small cusps)

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What can be seen in the following image?

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Type 1 amelogenesis imperfecta (open contacts, flat occlusal surface, small cusps)

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Type of amelogenesis imperfecta in which the patient has a normal thickness of enamel, but the enamel is soft (as radio dense as dentin) & less translucid

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Type II- HYPOmaturation

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Type 2 amelogenesis imperfecta is considered a ___ defect

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Qualitative

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Describe the enamel with Type 2 amelogenesis imperfecta:

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  1. soft enamel (as radio dense as dentin)
  2. less translucid enamel (cloudy white, yellow, or brown color)
  3. hard and protective
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What can be seen in the following image?

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Type II amelogenesis imperfecta

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What can be seen in the following image?

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type II amelogenesis imperfecta

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What can be seen in the following image?

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Type II amelogenesis imperfecta

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Type of amelogenesis imperfecta where the enamel is of a NORMAL THICKNESS but is soft, porous and sheds easily from the dentin:
Type 3 amelogenesis imperfecta
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Describe the shape of the teeth with type 3 amelogenesis imperfecta (HYPOmineralized type) at eruption:
normal shape at eruption
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In what type of amelogenesis imperfecta are the teeth very sensitive to even physical contact with a toothbrush?
Type III amelogenesis imperfecta (HYPOmineralized type)
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Describe the enamel in Type 3 amelogenesis imperfecta:
1. soft enamel- less dense than dentin in radiographs 2. color of enamel can range from white to creamy yellow-brown
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Describe the wear patterns seen on teeth in someone with type 3 amelogenesis imperfecta:
grossly worn teeth (to gingival level)
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What can be seen in the following image?
Type 3 amelogenesis imperfecta (enamel less dense than dentin)
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What can be seen in the following image?
Type 3 amelogenesis imperfecta (teeth are worn)
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The ___ dentition is more severely affected with dentinogeneis imperfecta:
primary dentition
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Describe the color of teeth with dentinogenesis imperfecta:
amberlike translucency (yellow to blue-grey)
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In ____, the enamel separates easily from the dentin (faulty at ____)
enamel; DEJ
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With deniogenesis imperfecta, accelerated attrition leads to:
anterior open bite
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With dentinogenesis imperfecta, cervical constriction results in:
bulbous crowns
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In dentinogenesis imperfecta, what leads to anterior open bite? What leads to bulbous crown?
1. accelerated attrition 2. cervical constriction
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Describe the roots of teeth affected by dentinogenesis imperfecta:
short & slender roots
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Describe the pulp chambers of teeth affected by dentin-genesis imperfecta
partial or complete obliteration of pulp chambers and canals
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What can be seen in the following image?
dentin-genesis imperfecta
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What can be seen in this radiograph?
dentinogenesis imperfecta
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What can be seen in this radiograph?
dentinogenesis imperfecta
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What is being described below? - associated with osteogenesis imperfecta - mutation in collagen synthesis genes
Type 1 dentinogenesis imperfecta
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What is being described below? - no skeletal defects - enlarged pul chambers in primary teeth (occasional)
Type 2 dentinogenesis imperfecta
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What is being described below? - brandywine isolate - found in people originating from southern Maryland - enlarged pulp chambers - pulp exposures
Type 3 dentinogenesis imperfecta
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What type of dentinogenesis imperfecta is associated with a mutation in collagen synthesis?
Type 1
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What types of dentinogensis imperfecta is associated with enlarged pulp chambers?
Type 2 & 3
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Brandywine isolate:
Type 3 Dentinogenesis imperfecta
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What can be seen in the following pano?
Dentinogenesis imperfecta
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Acquired abnormalities include:
1. attrition 2. abrasion 3. erosion 4. third molar impaction
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Physiologic wear of teeth:
attrition
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What can be seen in this image?
mamelons
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What can be seen in the following radiograph?
attrition
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What can be seen in the following radiograph?
attrition
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What can be seen in the following images?
attrition
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Mechanical wear of teeth:
abrasion
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What can be seen in the following image? What is a likely cause?
abrasion; tooth brushing abrasion
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What can be seen in the following image? What is a likely cause?
abrasion; tooth pick
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What can be seen in the following radiograph?
abrasion
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What can be seen in the following radiograph?
abrasion
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What can be seen in the following radiograph?
abrasion
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What is a risk of the behavior seen int he following image?
abrasion
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Chemical wear of teeth:
erosion
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What can be seen in the following images?
erosion
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What can be seen in the following image? What might be the cause?
erosion; acidic foods
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Erosion on the lingual surface of teeth is likely due to:
bulimia
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What can be seen in the following image?
erosion due to bulimia
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What can be seen in the following radiograph?
erosion
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What can be seen in the following radiograph?
erosion
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Third molar impactions can be classified as: (2)
1. full impaction 2. partial impaction
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What orientation of third molar impaction can be seen?
mesioangular
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What orientation of third molar impaction can be seen?
distoangular
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What orientation of third molar impaction can be seen?
vertical
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What orientation of third molar impaction can be seen?
horizontal
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What orientation of third molar impaction can be seen?
buccoangular
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What orientation of third molar impaction can be seen?
linguoangular
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What orientation of third molar impaction can be seen?
inverted
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what can be seen in the following image?
inverted impacted third molar
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what can be seen in the following image?
horizontal impacted 3rd molar
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what can be seen in the following image?
distoangular impacted 3rd molar
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what can be seen in the following image?
distoangular impacted 3rd molar
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what can be seen in the following image?
buccoangular impacted 3rd molar
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what can be seen in the following image?

Radiographic Interpretation (10 decks)

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