ORTHO Flashcards

1
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HOW intramembraneous ossification happens?

A

formation of bone directly within loose fibrous CT

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HOW endochrondral ossification is initiated and when and what pattern?

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after birth and from hyaline cartilage framework ; with help of chrondroblast instead of osteoblast [IMo], woven bone formed and remodelling happens

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where of growth for Endochrondral ossification?

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1* growth centre with lengthing of base of skull [synchrondrosis]. Synchondrosis is a type of joint where bones are connected by hyaline cartilage. This joint is typically immovable or allows very limited movement. A common example is the epiphyseal plate (growth plate) in children, which eventually ossifies and becomes a solid bone as they grow.

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4
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Growth direction of IMossification?

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displacement [remodelling] result in forward and downward translation of maxilla

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5
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neural vs somatic growth

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growth determined by growth of brain vs genetic control

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6
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Dentoalveolar compensation

A

development of alveolar arches so that the teeth ->secure occlusion and maintain normal inter-arch rslhp to varying basal parts of jaw [form of adaptation]

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7
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direction of growth for max and mandible

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max: dwnward and 4wd [IMo] ; Md also dwnward and 4wd [Endochrondrial ossif. - condyles]

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8
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factors affect timing and sequence of eruption- 7x

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1Craniofacial syndromes - CLeido-cranial dysplasia +DS+ ectodermal dysplasia; 2
2 dental anomalies-gemination/supernumerary[lack of space]-
3 hypodontia-Ectodermal dysp/ primary failure of eruption,
4 delayed exfoliation in gemination/infraoccl
5 dental trauma affect in development-abn shape/dilaceration;
6 localised issue-eg Fibrous tissue overlying erupting tooth
7 premature birth+ malnutrition-> vit D def-> rickets [soft bones] /hypothyroidism

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9
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incisor liability

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difference between amount of space needed for lower incisors and amount available for them;max usually sufficient space

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10
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primate spacce

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mesial to UC’s ; distal to LC’s

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11
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spaces for ‘…..’ via primate space, proclination, inc in intercanine distance, leeway space [md> max]

A

spaces for ‘incisor liability’

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11
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andrews 6 keys

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CI molar [MB cusp-> MB groove]+ [DBcusp to MB cusp]; 2. Correct angulation [m-d tip] ; correct crown inclination [b-l direction/torque]; 4. no rotation, 5 no spaces, 6 flat occl plane

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12
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TSALD

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tooth size arch length discrepancy - crowding/spacing

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13
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hand wrist xray - what to see?

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Epiphyseal Plates: -stage of their closure can signal remaining growth potential.
Sesamoid Bone of the Thumb: The appearance and development of the sesamoid bone near the metacarpophalangeal joint of the thumb are another maturity indicator.

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