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PERSPECTIVE IN DENTISTRY > MODULE 13 > Flashcards

MODULE 13 Flashcards

1
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the development of teeth and their arrangement in the mouth

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dentition

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2
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when teeth are all of the same type

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homodont dentition

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3
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when terth differ morpholigically

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heterodont dentition

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4
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dentition of animals with two successions of teeth

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diphyodont

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5
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dentition of animals with only one set of teeth throughout life

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monophyodont

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6
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dentition of animals whose teeth are continuosly being discarded and replaced

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polyphyodont

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7
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dentition of animals when teeth are set in socjets in the jawbones

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thecodonf

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8
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4 classes of teeth

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incisors, canines, premolars, and molars

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9
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what is deciduous teeth

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PRIMARY teeth, develop during the embryonic stage, come in about 6 months after birth, 20 teeth total, NO PREMOLARS AND NO 3rd MOLAR, provides guide for eruption pathway for the permanent teeth

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10
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what is permanent teeth

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32 teeth, 16 in the maxilla and mandibular

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11
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the permanent teeth that replace the deciduous teeth

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succedaneous teeth

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12
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teeth that are succedaneous

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incissors, canines, and premolars

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13
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non-succedaneous teeth

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the molars

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14
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all temporary or primary teeth that Teeth precede or erupt first before the permanent teeth.

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predecessors

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15
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permanent teeth that replaces primary teeth

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succedaneous

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16
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are permanent teeth that has no predecessors

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non-succedaneous

17
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the surface that is away from the midline

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distal

18
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surface that faces the cheeks or lip

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facial

19
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surface towards the lips.

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labial

20
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surface towards the cheeks.

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buccal

21
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biting edge of an anterior tooth.

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incisal

22
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surface that faces the tongue.

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lingual

23
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surface that is closest to the midline of the face.

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mesial

24
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chewing surface of posterior teeth.

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occlusal

25
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Tooth surfaces that are next to each other

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proximal

26
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permanent eruption date in maxilla

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yuh

27
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permanent eruption date in madibular

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yes

28
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other term for canines

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cuspid

29
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other term for first premolar

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first bicuspid

30
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other term for second premolar

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second bicuspid

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