Primary tooth morphology Flashcards

ILO 8.5b: have knowledge of the form and function of teeth and associated structures in health and disease

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what is the sequence of restoration for primary teeth?

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  1. prevention
  2. fissure sealant
  3. preventative restorations
  4. simple fillings e.g. shallow cervical cavities
  5. fillings requiring LA but not into pulp
  6. pulpotomies (upper arch first)
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when would you not use LA in cavities in children?

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when cavities are minimal and require hadn excavation or limited removal with a slow speed handpiece

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what are the max doses of lignocaine 2% and prilocaine 3% in children?

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  • lignocaine 4.4mg/kg (1/10 cartridge/kg) - 2.2ml cartridge has 44kg
  • prilocaine 6mg/kg (less than 1/10 cartridge/kg) - 2.2ml cartridge has 66mg
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what tooth is shown here?

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primary central incisor (51)

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what are the features of a primary central incisor?

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  • root may bend distally
  • mesial edge of crown tends to be straighter
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what tooth is shown here?

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primary canine (53)

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what are the features of a primary canine?

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  • mesial edge tends to be straighter
  • distal flaring after the ACJ
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what tooth is shown here?

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primary upper second molar (65)

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what are the features of a primary upper second molar?

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  • prominent transverse ridge
  • two buccal roots
  • one palatal root
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what tooth is shown here?

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primary lower second molar (85)

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what are the features of the primary lower second molar?

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  • 3 buccal cusps
  • distal root wider than mesial
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what tooth is shown here?

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primary upper first molar (54)

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what are features of a primary upper first molar?

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  • prominent mesiobuccal tubercle
  • two buccal roots
  • one palatal root
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what tooth is shown here?

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primary lower first molar (84)

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what are features of primary lower first molars?

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  • prominent mesiobuccal tubercle
  • mesial root wider than distal
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16
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how deep should occlusal cavities be? what burs do you use?

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no deeper than 1.5mm
high speed fissure or round bur

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what should the cavity preparations in upper second molars look like (55)?

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transverse ridge should be preserved

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what should the cavity preparation in uppper first molars look like (54)?

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19
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what should the cavity preparation in lower second molars look like (85)?

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20
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what should the cavity preparation in lower first molars look like (84)?

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