Occlusion and Malocclusion Flashcards

1
Q

What are genetic causes of malocclusion?

A

adverse skeletal patterns
abnormal size of jaws and teeth
cleft lip and palate

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2
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What does a class 1 skeletal pattern describe?

A

normal skeletal pattern

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3
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what does a class 11 skeletal pattern describe?

A

maxilla protrudes mandible more than the norm

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4
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What does a class 111 skeletal pattern describe?

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mandible protrudes the maxilla

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5
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what other considerations could be taken into account re. skeletal pattern?

A

deviation from the norm in transverse skeletal pattern

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6
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what can deviations in size of teeth and jaws cause re. malocclusion

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large teeth in small jaws can cause crowding

small teeth in large jaws can cause spacing

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7
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what could be environmental causes of malocclusion?

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non functioning soft tissues
habits
trauma

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8
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what could be an example of issues with soft tissues causing malocclusion?

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incompetent lips

large tongue

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9
Q

what could be an example of habitual issues causing malocclusion?

A

thumb sucking

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10
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what could be an example of trauma causing malocclusion?

A

intrusion of individual teeth

replanted teeth can become ankylosed.

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11
Q

what local factors can cause malocclusion?

A

additional teeth/supernumerary
missing teeth/ hypodontia
retained deciduous teeth
premature loss of deciduous teeth

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12
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what problems can supernumeraries cause?

A

commonly upper central incisors

can prevent permanent teeth from erupting

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13
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what problems can hypodontia cause?

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commonly missing lateral incisors

space may not allow for bridge- may requiring closing the gap instead

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14
Q

what problems can retained deciduous teeth cause?

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may prevent permanent erupting in correct place or at all.

permanent may be missing

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15
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what problems can premature loss of deciduous teeth cause?

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loss of space for eruption of permanent teeth

crowding

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16
Q

what does IOTN stand for?

A

Index of Orthodontic Treatment Need

17
Q

what 2 components make up IOTN?

A

dental health component

Aesthetic component

18
Q

describe the dental health component

A

graded 1-5 as a scale or requirement for Tx- 5 being most severe need of Tx

19
Q

Describe the aesthetic component

A

10 pictures allow the pt to assess to which degree of severity of poor aesthetics they feel their dentition is