page 198-207 Flashcards
1
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thcik strt sq
keratinized
stippling seen
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mast. gingiva
2
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thick strat sq.
keratinized
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hard palate masticory
3
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thin submucsa
A
hard palate masticatory
bucal mucosa
lips
ventral tongue
4
Q
indistinct submucosa
A
gingiva masticory
5
Q
taste bud
thin strat sq
non ker.
A
soft palate lining
6
Q
thing strat sq
A
alv mucosa
floor of mouth
7
Q
thick submucsa
A
soft palate
alveolar mucosa and floor of mouth
8
Q
thick strat sq
nonker..
A
buccal mucosa
9
Q
thin strat sq keratinized
A
lips
10
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ventral tongue
A
thin strat sq
nonker
11
Q
dorsal tongue
A
thick strat sq
both ker. and non ker.
taste buds
12
Q
indistinct submucosa
A
dorsal tongue
13
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A
14
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fre attache ging.
A
located coronal to attached gingiva and is sep. from tooth structure by ging sulcus
15
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interdental papila
A
triangular portion of free ging. located in interprox. embrasure b/n teeth just apical to contact areas
16
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ging. col
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depression in interdental ging. connecting buccal and lijngual papilla immediately apical to contact areas of adjacent teeth.
ep. is nonker. and its presense is based on presense of interdental contact
17
Q
dentoging junction
A
attachment of gingiva to tooth
18
Q
ep and CT
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DGJ
19
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formed as oral ep. fuses with REE during tooth eruption.
as tooth reaches fully erupted position, cell of the junc. ep.
replace those of REE
A
DGJ
20
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sulcular ep.
A
strat. sq. non ker. ep. w/o rete pegs that extends from ging. margin to junc. ep.
lines the ging sulcus
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A
22
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junctinal ep.
A
strat to sigle layer nonker ep. w/o rete pegs that adhere to tooth surface at base of sulcus
23
Q
provides ep. attachment to tooth.
have higher turnover rates and larger intercell spaces than sulcus and ging. ep.
A
junct. ep
24
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ext. basal lamina
A
Junctional ep
attaches to underlying CT as elsewhere in body
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attaches to cementum via hemidesmosome
doesnt have type 4 coll.
internal basal lamina
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dentoging. CT
type 1 colagen makes up bulk of CT
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fibroblast, leukocyte, mast ccell, elastic fibrin, PG, glycoproteins
DG CT
28
ging. fiber group
support ging. and aid in attachment in alv bone and teeth
continuous with PDL
resist ging. displacment
29
found at ging level
ging fiber groups
30
DG fibers
fan lateral from cementum into adjacent CT
31
alveolar fibers
fan coraonally from alveolar crest into adjacet CT
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dentoperiosteal fibers
extend from cementum over the alveolar crest, and turn apically to insert into periosteum of buccal side of alv. bone
33
circumferential fibers
surround tooth in ciruclar fashion
help prevent rotational forces
located in lamina propia of marginal ging.
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55; 45 cemenetum
mineral comp.; organic com of cementum
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70;30
mineral ; organi compostiion of dentin
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96;4
mineral to organic of enamel
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50;50
mineral; organic of alv bone
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5;95
mineral ; organic pulp
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ectomes. (neural crest)
dentin
cementum
alv bone
pulp
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ectoderm derived
enamel
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ameloblast
enamel
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odontoblast
dentin and alv bone
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cementoblast
cementum
45
fibroblast and mesenchymal
pulp
46
dental follicle
cementum and alv bone
47
dental pap.
dentin
pulp
48
IEE
enamel
49
connective tisue
dentin
cementum
alv bone
pulp
50
epithelial
enamel
51
repair
dentin
cementum
52
remodeling
alv bone
53
no viability
enamel
54
has viability
pulp
55
neonatal retzius
enamel
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neonatal owen von ebner
dentin
57
resting inc. line
cementum
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resting reversal
alv bone
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no inc. line
pulp
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no sensitivity
cementum
enamel
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has sensitivity
dentin
alv bone
pulp
62
pdl ; pulp
nutrition supply for dentin; cementum
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vesel
alv bone and pulp
64
no ntritive supply
enamel
65
elastic avasc. mineralized tissue harder thanbone but softer than enamel
dentin
66
yellow color
dentin
67
diff. ectomes. clls of dental papilla
origin
68
odontoblast elongate and the organelles become polarizedd by ameloblatic induction
dentinogenesis
69
dentin matrix formed by odontoblast starts at DEJ and prgresses inward to eventual pulp.
mantle dentin formation
70
dentin atrix 1t produced
type 1 collagen and ground substance known as predentin
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as odontoblast retreat inwar , leave cyt. extnensions called
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dentinal tubules house
odontoblastic proceesses( form channel from DEJ to pulp)
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odontoblastic processes
matrix vesicles containing Ca which chrystalize and rupture
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act as a bidus for formation of hydroxy apetite crystal in and around the organic dentin matrix
crystal from the odontoblastic processes
75
iitial 150 micrometers of dentin =
mantle dentin
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circumpulpal dnetin formation
once mantle dentin formed odontoblast begin to secrete collagen fibrils perpendicular to odontoblastic processes as well as other other organic substances such as lipids phospholipids , phosphoprotiens
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mineralization occcurs by globular calcification by wich globules of HA fuse to form calcified mass.
when failed to fuse leave hypomin. interglobular dentin in b/n
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odontblastic processes shrink in width ; providing space for hyper mineralized peritbular dentin to form
if several adjacent dentinal tubules become occluded with peritub. dentin ...takes on glassy appearance called sclerotic dentin
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interntubular dentin
most of circumpulpal dentin produced in b/n tubules
80
dead tracts
group of necrotic odontoblastic processes w/in dentinal tubules
81
reparative dentin
formed at specific sites of injury
82
type 1 and 3 collagen
in matrix are produced by difff. odontoblast like cells
from pulp
83
tubular pattern
distorted due to inc. rate of its formation
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first 150 microm of dentin formed
mantle dentin
85
closest to enamel and cementum
mantle
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all dentin formed thereafter until tooth formationis complete
circumpulpal
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reparative dentin
formed in responce to trauma
88
results from calcification of dentinal tubules as onesages over time
helps prevent pulpal irritation
sclerotic dentin
89
primary root formation
formed before root completeion
tubule are most regular
90
secondary root formation
formed after root completion
but not in responce to trauma
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tert. dentin
formed in responce to trauma
tubules are least regular
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peritubular dentin
hyper miner. dentin formed within the perimeter of dentinal tubules as odontoplastic processes shrinkk
93
intertubular dentin
hypomin. dentin b/n dentinal tubules and makes up bulk of dnetin formed
94
interglobular dentin
hypomin. dentin located b/n improperly fused HA globules
95
cornal dnetin
contain hypomin. interglob. dentin
96
contain dead tract
coronal dentin
97
may contain hypomin. tomes granular layer
radicular dentin
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daily imb. line of von ebner
daily periodic bands
99
contour lines of owen
wide ringx produced by met. disturbances during odontogenesis that run perpendicular to dentinal tubules
100
neonatal lines
more pronounced contour line of OWen formed durign physiologic trauma at birth
101
aging effects on dentin
inc. sclerotic dentin
inc. reparative dentin formation
inc. dead tracts
102
dentinal hypersensitivity
my. nerve fibers have been found in dentinal tubules which can be stim. directly
changes in den. tubules fluid pressure may afect pulpal nerve fibers directly or cause damage to odontblast releasing mediators in pulp.
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den. imperfecta
AD
defects in dentin formation
teeth exhibit an opalescenet colot and bulb shaped crowns
dentin abnormally soft and pulp chambers are obliterated
104
type 1 DI
occurs with OI
| (blue sclera)
105
type 2 DI
not ass. with OI
106
type 3 DI
rare form exhibiting multiple pulp exposrues of primary dentin
107
dentin dysplasia
AD defect in dentin formation and pulp morphology. tooth color is normal and often called rootless teeth because root dentin is usually affected more often than coronal dentin .
Roots are short, blunt or absent
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enamel
most calcified and brittle substnace in human body
color range from yellow to grayish white
semitranslucent
109
diff. ectodermal cellfs of inner enamel ep.
origin
110
ameloblast elongate and the organelles become polarized be4 the same occurs to odontoblast
amelogenesis
111
enamel matrix made by ameloblasts
vertically perpendicularly to DEJ and progress outward to tooth structure.
112
oldest enamel
at DEJ underlying cusp or cingulum
113
ameloblastic activty
starts immediately after mantle dentin formation
114
as ameloblast retreat
tomos process form around which enamel matrix proteins are secreted , most of which are almost immediately partially mineralized to form enamel matrix
determines structure and morphology of tooth
115
final mineralization
happens with inorg. ions influx and removal of protein and water by cyclic ameloblastic activyt forming hydroxyapetite crystal
116
HA crystal accum.
tightly stacked in elong units called enamel rods.
rodss surrounded by rod sheath and separated by interorod substance that made up of HA crystals aligned in diff. direction than rods themselves
117
each keyhole shape enamel rod
formed by 4 ameloblast (1 for head
3 for tail)
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at cusp tip enamel rods
are more twisted and intertwined in formation known as gnarled enamel
119
enamel matures
outer enamel ep , stratum int, stellate retic. colapse onto ameloblastic layer forming the REE
120
REE worn away after tooth eruption and replaced by
salivary pellicle
(hemidesmosome also produced and provide ep attachment o tooth)
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daily imb. line
daily periodic bands
122
more pronounce weekly periodic bands
striae of retzius
123
shallow depression (perikymata)
formed on enamel surface where these lines reach tooth surface
124
perikymata
disappear with age due to attrition of raised areas b/n them
125
neonatal line
more apparent stria of Retzius formed during the physiologic trauma of birth
126
hunter schreger bands
alt. light and dark zones produced only as optical phenomena during light microscopy of long. ground section
127
enamel tufts
hypocalc. fan shaped enamel proteins projecting a short distance into enamel
128
namel llamellae
hypocalc. enamel deficits that can extend all the way to enamel surface
consist of enamel protien or oral debris
129
enamel spindles
trapped odontoblastic processed in enamel
130
Age; attritiion
enamel wear by mast. forces
131
Age; discoloration
becomes darker as more dentin visible
132
less permeability with age
enamel crystals have accepted more ions esp. fluorid
133
color of enamel depends on thickness
b/c it is translucent
134
more translucent enamel is
more yellow it appears b/c underlying dentin more visible
135
tetracycline
inc. into mineralizing tissues by chelation to divalent cations--\> leads to browninsh graybanding within enamel. Drugs from this family shouldnt be giver until age 8.
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deformities of enamel
AI (AD or AR enamel defects)
137
hypoplastic
enamel has abnormal thickness or pitting but normal hardness.
defect in enamel matrix formation
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hypocalcified
enamel has normal thickness but soft and chalky.
defect in enamel minerlaization
139
hypomaturation
enamel has normal thickness, but abnormal hardness
milf forms--\> snow capped incisal edges
severe forms--\> lose translucency. defect in enamel maturation
140
enamel hypoplasia
enamel hard but deficient in amount.
caused by defective or altered enamel matrix formation.
can be acquired or developmentally induced
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fluorosis
enamel is selectively permeable to h20 nd certain ions.
allows fluoride to concentrate in enamel apetite forming fluoroapetite(highly resistant to acid dissolution)
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enamel motting and brownish pigmentation
fluoride conc. \> 5 parts per million(affect ameloblasic
enamel matrix secretion)
143
nut. deficiency
vit A,C,D and Ca often lea to enamel pitting
144
febrile disease at time of amelogenesis can halt enamel formation leaving bands of malformed surface enamel
infection of enamel
145
cong. syphilis
causes incisors(hutchinsons incisor) to look screwdriver shaped and molars to look globular (mulberry molarS)
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Pulp
soft Ct that supports dentin and is contained inside the pulp chamber of tooth
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communicates to periodontal tissues via apical foramen and ass. canal
Pulp
