oral histology Flashcards

1
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anatomic crown

A

portion of the tooth that covered by enamel

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2
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clinical crown

A

portion of the tooth that is visible in the mouth

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3
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hardest material in the body ,makes up anatomical crown, ranges in color from greyish white to yellow

A

enamel

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4
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formed by ameloblasts

A

enamel

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5
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incremental growth rings which represent variations in the deposition of enamel during formation

A

striae of retzius

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6
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makes up the main portion of the tooth, covered by enamel and cementum and protects the pulp

A

dentin

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7
Q

microscopic canals in dentin

A

dentin tubules

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8
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extends the length of enamel/cementum

A

dentinal fibre

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9
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includes pulp horns, pulp that lies within the crown

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coronal pulp

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10
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apically located, aka root pulp

A

radicular pulp

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11
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opening at the apex for continuation of the nerve

A

apical foramen

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12
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covers root of tooth only, bonelike, rigid connective tissue, light yellow, lacks buster, carter hue

A

cementum

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13
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space between the teeth and inner mucosal lining of the lips and cheeks

A

vestibule

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14
Q

interdental septum

A

bony area that separates one socket from another

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15
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interradicular septum

A

bone that separates the roots of a multirooted tooth

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16
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thin, compact bone lines alveolar socket, porous to allow blood vessels to flow through , appears as a thin white line in radiographs

A

lamina dura

17
Q

dense connective tissue, connects cementum with alveolar bone of the socket wall

A

periodontal ligaments

18
Q

periodontal fiber group

A

supports the tooth in the socket

19
Q

transseptal fiber group

A

supports the tooth in relation to neighbouring teeth

20
Q

gingival fiber group

A

supports gingiva that surrounds tooth

21
Q

lining mucosa

A

soft moist texture, covers inside of cheeks, vestibule, lips, soft palate

22
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masticatory mucosa

A

rubbery surface texture, covers attached gingiva, hard palate, dorsum of tongue

23
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specialized mucosa

A

sensations of tongue, dorsal of tongue

24
Q

sulcus

A

space between the tooth and gum

25
Q

tissue at the base of the sulcus where the gingiva attached to the tooth

A

epithelial attachment

26
Q

shallow groove that runs parallel to the margin of the unattached gingiva and marks beginning of attached gingiva

A

gingival groove

27
Q

extends from the base of the sulcus to the mucogingival junction, striped, dense tissue, firmly bound, resilient

A

attached gingiva