Ortho Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Trace cephs are traced with what?

Not what?

A

Pencil

permanent marker

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2
Q

2 geometric measurements used in cephalometrics

A

Linear

Angular

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3
Q

Cephalometrics can be used in prosthetics

A

True

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4
Q

How often do you need to do cephs to track growth?

A

every year

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5
Q

To get a better tracing you need part of the soft tissue blocked out so you can see it better

A

True

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6
Q

Digital films used in cephalometrics?

A

True

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7
Q

Who first introduced cephalometric analysis that was useful in diagnosis and research in ortho?

What year?

A

Dr. Downs

1948

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8
Q

Growth occurs in what 2 ways?

A

Sutural

Appositional

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9
Q

The Steiner analysis is the best cephalometric analysis

A

False

*all pretty good

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10
Q

What is the most effective way to determine factors of growth?

A

Serial cephalometric images layered

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11
Q

What films are a good way to detect impacted teeth?

A

Lateral Head Films

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12
Q

Headfilm tracings can be used by multiple operators

A

True

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13
Q

Headfilms traced by different operators will be identical in angular and linear measurements

A

False

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14
Q

What is needed to correctly trace head films?

A

Tooth template

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15
Q

Cephalometric headfilms can be used in 3D

A

True

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16
Q

How many colors are used when tracing images so you can track progress/movement in cephalometrics?

A

3

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17
Q

You have to have the patient bite in _____ occlusion for _____ films

A

Centric

Head

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18
Q

Lateral head films only measure what 2 things?

A

Horizontal

Vertical

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19
Q

There is no use for taking frontal head films for cephalometric purposes

What is the standard of care?

A

True

CBCT/ICAD

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20
Q

Don’t take what films for cephalometric purposes?

Instead use the standard of care…

A

Frontal head films

CBCT/ICAD

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21
Q

Who first introduced cephalomentrics to orthodontics in 1915?

A

Loon

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22
Q

The distance from X-ray film head and the film itself is a set distance

A

True

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23
Q

The key ridge is over the

A

MB cusp of Mx 1M

24
Q

Greek root of cephalometrics

A

Skull

*to measure skull

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3D ICAD can measure the skull in 3D
True
26
Qualitative measurements cannot be made in a lateral head film Lateral head films good for what? Lateral head films measure what?
True Impacted teeth Horizontal/Vertical only
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Growth can be predicted with one film
False
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The furthest away from a sensor is ___% magnification projected the biggest
9.7%
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The best way to determine vectors is ceph drawings 1 year apart
True
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Serially placing ceph drawings on each other is the best way to determine vectors of growth (1 year apart)
True
31
Cephalometric head films can be digitized
True
32
The info you get from the head film is good for a lot of people
True
33
Digital head films can be sent electronically
True
34
a year is a reasonable time between head films and growth patterns/good time to retake films
True
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3 drugs that trigger hyperplastic gingival response
Phenytoin Ca channel blockers Immunosuppressives
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2 drugs that inhibit orthodontic movement
Bisphosphonates Prostaglandin-inhibitors
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2 allergies important in Ortho
Nickel Latex
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Radoiograph including TMJ Radiograph w/ skeletal/dental relationships Radiography revealing asymmetries
Pano Lateral cephalometric Posterior cephalometric
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3 main planes of the 3D-3T diagnosis and treatment objectives worksheet
Transverse Saggital Vertical
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Teeth in centric relation and the lips relaxed
Natural head posture | patient exam
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3 categories for Orthodontic database
Extraoral Intraoral Skeletal
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4 aspects of Transverse soft tissue diagnosis:
Buccal corridors Facial fifths Facial type (dolicho, meso, brachy) Midline symmetry
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7 aspects of the Saggital soft tissue Dx:
Profile (convex/straight/concave) Nasolabial angle Lips Bimaxillary Protrusive profile (lip thickness) Mentolabial angle Maxilla Mandible
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9 aspects of Vertical soft tissue Dx:
Lip competent/incompetent Lip incompetence + Mentalis strain Facial thirds Lower face height (short/brachyfacial, normal/mesofacial, long/dolichofacial) Smile arc Upper incisor exposure Length upper incisor crowns Incisor display Gingival display
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The mean value for upper incisor exposure in females: in males:
4. 7mm | 3. 9mm
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5 Transverse aspects of Skeletal Dx:
Posterior Crossbite PA ceph Arches (constricted/wide) Arch forms (ovoid/v/square) 3-3, 6-6 widths
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Saggital aspects of Skeletal Dx:
Cephalometrics
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Vertical aspects of Skeletal Dx:
Occlusal canting Mandibular divergency Face height Vertical Maxilla
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Dental Dx, Transverse:
Functional shift Lateral variations Midlines
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Dental Dx, Saggital:
Class I Class II, div1 Class II, div2 Labially positioned incisors, classII, div2 Class III Overjet Ant crossbite
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Dental Dx, Vertical:
Occlusal cant Curve of Spee Overbite Lateral open bite
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ALD
Arch length discrepencay | crowding/spacing
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Arch length - Width of teeth =
(-) Crowding (+) Spacing
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The Bolton discrepancy is a _____ ratio discrepancy Not a _____ discrepancy
tooth size arch length
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2 most common causes of Bolton Discrepancy
Peg laterals Missing teeth