Lesson #2 (ch 5, 6, 9) Intro, Fundamental, curvatures, Eruption, Occlusion Flashcards
Mastication
the process of chewing
Succedaneous
Permanent teeth that replace primary teeth
Non-Succedaneous
permanent teeth that do not replace primary (molars)
Mamelons
What is the name of the dental anatomy that has small, rounded projections of enamel from the incisal edges of newly erupted anterior teeth? the cutters, duck feet
Cingulum
bump by gums
Clinical crown
part of tooth protruding out of gum
Line Angle
Angle formed by 2 surfaces - ex. mesiolingual line
Cemento Enamel Junction
CEJ forms cervical line around tooth. where enamel meets cementum
Midline
Imaginary line that divides body into left and right
Pit
Small valley or depression in dental enamel of molar
Cusp
pokey part of tooth on surface
Developmental lobes
major growth centers of tooth, 4 of them
Mesial
closest to midline
Distal
Farthest from midline
Sextant
Division: one of 6 parts of dental arch 1/6