Midterm Flashcards
Calcification:
3-4 months (3)
max central
mand central and lateral
Calcification:
4-5 months (2)
max canine
mand canine
Calcification:
10-12 months
max lateral
Calcification:
1.5-1.75 years
max 1st premolar
Calcification:
2-2.25 years
max 2nd premolars
Enamel Completion:
4-5 years (4)
max central and lateral
mand central and lateral
Enamel Completion:
5-6 years
max 1st premolar
Enamel Completion:
6-7 years (3)
max canine and 2nd premolar
mand canine
Root completion:
8-9 years
mand central
Root completion:
9-10 years
max central
Root completion:
10-11 years
mand lateral
Root completion:
11 years
max lateral
Root completion:
12-14 years (3)
max premolars (1 and 2)
mand canines
Root completion:
13-15 years
max canine
which side of CEJ is more curved usually
MESIAL
which way does root normally tilt
distal
which side is the root depression more prominent on?
DISTAL
what is another name for gingival third
cervical third
how many lobes on anterior and canines
4 lobes
what are succedaneous teeth
permanent teeth that REPLACE primary teeth
what teeth are considered succedaneous teeth
anteriors, canines, premolars
NOT MOLARS -> they dont replace baby teeth
what is ugly-duckling stage and when is it
mixed dentition 6-12 yrs old
palmar numbering system is used in
ortho. uses brackets and quads
what does DAST stand for
dentition
arch
side
tooth
what tissue makes up bulk of tooth
dentin
75% hydroxy
what tissue covers root
cementum
65% hydroxy
what covers the crown
enamel
hardest thing in body but also brittle! need dentin to support it
95% hydroxy
what are the types of periodontal ligaments (5)
alveolar crest \\ angled like that
horizontal (root to tissue)
oblique /// angled like that
apical (end of roots)
interradicular (b/w roots on bi/trifurication)
a line angle is formed by the junction of 2 surfaces
the junction of 2 surfaces
mesial-facial LINE ANGLE
what is a point angle formed by
3 touching surfaces
mesial-facial-incisal POINT ANGLE
what are embrasures
triangles b/w teeth
proximal ones are filled by gingival papilla
what are the fine lines on teeth called
parikymata
function incisors
cut food, speech, lip support
max incisors HOC
FL: cervical third
M: incisal third
D: junction of incisal/middle third
are max incisors longer or shorter than lateral?
LONGER!
3 anaomlies of max incisors
longer crown
shorter root
shovel shaped incisors
MD <> FL for max central inscior
MD>FL
what side of max central is more curved at incisal
distal incisal angle is curved
what side of max central is more straight at incisal
mesial incisal angle is more straight
what shape is the crown incisaly on max incisor
triangular
wedge from mesial/distal
where is incisal ridge located on max central insicor insical view
lingual!
lateral max incisor anomalies (4)
peg laterals
missing!!
dens in dente
developmental groove (extends from pit on lingual cingulum
what is difference on lateral incisor from central
crown is more slender, root longer and skinner
overall much rounder from inscial view
lingual fossa much more pronounced
where is the incisal edge located on max lateral incisor from insial view
central on tooth MD
lateral max incisor HOC
FL: cervical third
M: incisal third
D: junction of incisal/middle third
lateral max incisor MD<>FL
MD>FL
what is the very first tooth to erupt
mand central incisor
mand central incisor FL<>MD
FL>MD
mand central incisor roots/canals
usually 1 root and canal but sometimes 2 canals!!
mand central incisor incisal edge angle facially and incisallyt
STRIAGHT F
lingual from Incisal
mand central incisor cingulum
inconspicuous!
do mand central incisor have developmental depressions on roots?
YES! M and D
D much more DEEP
what teeth have the I beam effect
mand central/lateral incisor
mand central incisor HOC
FL: cervical third
MD: incisal third
mand lateral incisor FL<>MD
FL>MD
mand lateral incisor canals
usually 1 canal sometimes 2
mand lateral incisor smaller or larger than central?
larger a little
mand lateral incisor cingulum
off to DISTAL!
mand lateral incisor incisal edge
bent lingually from incisal view
DISTOLINGUAL TWIST!!
mand lateral incisor root depressions?
YES! M and D
D more pronounced
mand lateral and central incisor cingulum differeneces
LATERAL: displaced distally
CENTRAL: middle
mand lateral and central incisor incisal edges from incisal view
LATERAL: distolingual twist
central: straight on
anamolies of mand incisors
fusion, gemination, and concrescence
fusion
2 roots and 2 teeth but crowns fuse together
germination
one root with 2 crowns
twinning
type of gemination. tooth ends up splitting completely -> extra tooth
concrescene
2 independent teeth fused together on roots usually molars
max canines function
CHEW! cornerstones! nearly irreplaceable. supports lip. protective guideposts in occlusion
what tooth is the transition tooth
canines! ant -> post
what tooth has the largest and strongest roots
canines
what is the first tooth with a cusp
canines
what cusp ridges does a canine have
mesial cusp ridge and distal cusp ridge
max canines cinglum
greater development than incisors
max canines FL<>MD
FL>MD
max canines HOC
FL: cervical thirds/gingival thirds
M: junction of incisal/middle
D: middle third
how many cusps does a canine have
1 cusp
how many canals does max canines have
1 canal
max canines cusp tip is (incisal view)
facial to a bisecting line
what can we see in gum line on canines
eminence
which lobe on max canine has a prominent labial ridge
middle F lobe
the middle F lobe on a max canine has what
a prominent labial ridge that forms M and D shallow depressions
max canines: which cusp ridge is shorter/longer
mesial cusp ridge: shorter
distal cusp ridge: longer
what in on the lingual side of max canines
distolingual fossa
mesiolingual fossa
lingual ridge (forms ^)
distal and mesial marginal ridges
what shape is max canines crown from M/D
wedge shaped crown
max canines cusp tip is from incisal view
facial and mesial
is root wider FL and MD on max canines
FL. largest on any tooth!
max canines: do they have root depressions?
yes! M and D
D more prominent and can extend beyond CEJ onto crown!! HUGE
max canines: how many canals
ALWAYS one
mand canines: FL<>MD
FL>MD
mand canines: root curves?
mesial! can be distal though too. not reliable
mand canines: canals
mostly 1, rarely 2
mand canines HOC
FL: cervical third
M: incisal third
D: junction of incisal/middle third
mand canines anomaly
bifurcation of roots
mand canines crown shape M/D
wedge shape
mand canines cingulum
slightly distal-> distolingual twist!
mand canines vs max canines
which crown can be longer
mand crown can be longer than max
mand canines vs max canines
which root can be longer
max longer
mand canines vs max canines
which has smoother facial surface and less bulk and less cinglum
mand canines
mand canines vs max canines
which cusp is more developed
max
mand canines vs max canines
more prominant marginal ridges
max
mand canines vs max canines
cusp tips on each are located (D/M view)
MAND: lingual
MAX: F
mand canines vs max canines incisal edge are located (incisal view)
MAX: striaght
MAND: distolingual twiast
what teeth do the premolars replace
deciduous molars
where are cusps located on max premoalrs
buccally and lingually and well as the roots
HOC max premolars facial aspect
M and D: middle third
HOC max premolars promixal aspect
buccal: cerivcal third
lingual: middle third
HOC max premolars occlusal aspect
M: junction of middle and buccal thirds
D: middle third
BL: middle third
what shape of crown is max 1 premolars
trapezoidal from MD
max 1 premolars how many roots/canals
2 roots and 2 canals!!
even if it has 1 root, still 2 canals
max 1 premolars FL<>MD
FL>MD
max 1 premolars- which cusp is 1mm longer
buccal
max 1 premolars: which lobe is highly delveopled
middle buccal lobe (like canine!)
max 1 premolars:
is crown shorter or longer than canine
shorter
max 1 premolars:
is M cusp ridge of buccal cusp longer or shorter than the D
M is longer
max 1 premolars: mesial buccal cusp ridge is
striaght and long
max 1 premolars
distal buccal cusp ridge is
short and curved
max 1 premolars: buccal root leans
L
max 1 premolars: lingual root leans
striaght usually
max 1 premolars:
2 key features
mesial marginally developmental groove (extends across mesial marginal ridge onto mesial proxiaml surface)
mesial developmental depression (extends more mesial contact area down middle of root to bifurcation)
max 1 premolars: mesial marginal ridge is more _____ than the distal
occlusal
max 1 premolars: CEJ
barely any! Distal is basically 0
max 1 premolar: crown is convex/concave
convex everywhere almost!
max 1 premolars: marginally groove distally?
NOPE!
max 1 premolars: which shape from incisal view
hexagonal shape
max 1 premolars: what forms occlusal table
cusp ridges and marginal ridges
max 1 premolars: buccal and lingual cusp tip from incisal view
buccal cusp tip: is DISTAL and facial** this is exception to rule! ALL other premolars have buccal cusp slightly mesial
lingual cusp tip: mesial and lingual (both premolars)
max 2 premolars: FL><MD
FL>MD
max 2 premolars: how many cusps
2
max 2 premolars:how many roots
1 root and 1 canal!!
max 2 premolars: differences between 1st PM
root can be longer
SINGLE root
more rounded
max 2 premolars: mesiobuccal cusp ridge is ______distobuccal cusp ridge
SHORTER!
opposite for 1 PM
max 2 premolars: cusps are
very similar in length. (shorter than 1 PM)
lingual is longer than 1 PM
max 2 premolars: greater/less distance b/w cusp tips
GREATER
max 2 premolars: depressions on root?
yes on M and D. M not extending below or on CEJ
D root depression is deeper than M(Oppsoite for 1PM)
max 1 premolars: root depressions
YES! M and D. **M IS DEEPER THAN D
max 2 premolars: what type of appearance does it have
wrinkled
max 2 premolars vs 1 premolars
cusp tip locations facial view
1: D
2: M
max 2 premolars vs 1 premolars
cusp ridges faical view
1: M is longer. D shorter
2: M is shorter. D longer
max 2 premolars vs 1 premolars
root depressions
1: M more prominent
2: D more prominent (rule)
max 2 premolars vs 1 premolars
shapes incisally
1: hexagonal
2: round
max 2 premolars vs 1 premolars
roots/canals
1: 2 roots, 2 canals
2: 1 root, 1 canal