Practical Terms Flashcards

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Plica Fimbrae

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a slight fold of the mucous membrane on the underside of the tongue which runs laterally on either side of the frenulum

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Sublingual Caruncle

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a small prominence on either side of the frenulum on the under surface of the tongue. They are the site where the submandibular glands empty into the oral cavity via the submandibular duct (of Wharton)

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Labial Frenum

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attaches the lip to the gingiva. Located between the two Maxillary central incisors

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pterygomandibular fold-

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posterior to the most distal mandibular tooth and spans from the hamulus to the posterior end of the mylohyoid line

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Vermilion Zone-

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also called the transition zone, the red margin of the upper and lower lip that commences at the exterior edge of the intraoral labial mucosa (“moistline”) and extends outward

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Wet-dry Line-

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The junction between the dry, outer red portion (vermilion border) and the inner moist mucosa

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Linea Alba-

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Horizontal white line extending along the cheek(s) where the upper teeth and lower teeth occlude

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Fordyce’s Spots/ granules-

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small, yellowish, irregular areas located on the buccal mucosa inside of the cheek posterior to corners of mouth

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Posterior and anterior pillars

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anterior is also called glossopalatine

posterior is also called pharyngopalatine

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Paratid, sublingual, and submandibular gland

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interproximal papilla

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Identify: Foliate Papillae, Filiform papillae, Fungiform papillae, and Circumvallate papillae

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Alveolar Mucosa

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Located just apical to mucogingival line. Movable mucosa, usually more red due to increased blood supply. Less attached and more movable than attached gingiva

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Attached Gingiva

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zone of grey to light coral pink mucosa that is firmly bound to the underlying bone

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Tori

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These are lingual tori. Bulbous protuberance of bone

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commissural papule

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Elevation of mucosal membrane

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Oral Commisural

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Corners of the mouth

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Maxillary Tuberosity

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(Enlarged in photo)

Immediately posterior to the maxillary 3rd molar is a firm tissue bulge over the alveolar bone

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Philtrum

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20
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Fovea Palatini

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Located posterior to vibrating line. They are the opening of ducts of minor palatine mucous glands

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Bifid Uvula

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22
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Stensen’s Duct

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Also known as paratid duct. the paratid papilla is the visible end of the duct.

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Rugae

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24
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Foramen Cecum

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Small, circular opening immediately posterior to the center of the V formed by the circumvallate papilla

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Median Sulcus

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26
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Primate Spaces

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These spaces in children allow space for the premolars and secondary canines

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