Quiz 2 Terminology Flashcards

(32 cards)

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Where is enamel located and how hard is it?

A

It is located on the anatomical crown of the tooth and it is composed of 95% hydroxyapatite (the hardest thing in our bodies)

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characteristics of cementum

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located on the anatomical root, it is very thin (about the width of human hair)
weaker than enamel but stronger than bone (65% mineralized)

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3
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characteristics of dentin

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the inner layer of the tooth
appears yellow
stronger than cementum

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characteristics of pulp

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soft nonmineralized CT
contains blood and nerve supply that comes through the apical foreman

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5
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pulp chamber

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the part of the pulp closest to the crown
“bulk of the pulp”

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pulp horns

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exists in double-rooted teeth

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root canal

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this is how nutrients get to the pulp chamber (blood/nerve supply)

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8
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what is the definition of periodontium

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supporting tissues(of teeth)

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9
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what is the alveolar bone

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the bone that surrounds and supports the teeth

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10
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what is the gingiva and what are the two types?

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gum tissue
covers alveolar bone
free and attached gingiva

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what is attached gingiva

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gingiva firmly fixed to the bone

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12
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what is free gingiva?

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the gingiva not connected to bone
“a collar around the tooth”
sulcus/crevice should be 1-3mm

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13
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Interproximal/ Interdental papilla

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gingiva that fills spaces between teeth

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14
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Periodontal Ligament (PDL)

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connects bone to tooth, has to be seen on radiograph

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15
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where is the facial surface of the tooth

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on anterior teeth closest to the lips

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16
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where is the buccal surface of a tooth

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on the posterior teeth closest to the cheek

17
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where is the lingual surface of the tooth located

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the surface closest to the tongue

18
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where is the occlusal surface of the tooth

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the chewing surface
called incisal edge on anterior teeth

19
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where is the mesial surface located

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the proximal surface closest to the midline

20
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where is the distal surface of the tooth located

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the proximal surface further from the midline

21
Q

what is a line angle?

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the junction of two surfaces

22
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how do you name a line angle

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  1. mesial
  2. distal,facial, buccal or lingual
    3.occusal
23
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what is the cingulum

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the buldge on the lingual of anterior teeth

24
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where is the apex of the tooth

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the tip of the root

25
where is the apical foreman
it is the opening in the apex that allows nerves and blood vessels to go through
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where is the cervix/ cervical line of the tooth
the neck of the took where the root and crown meet
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where is the root trunk
the bulk of the root before the roots separate (like a tree trunk and its branches)
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what is furcation
where the roots split in teeth with two or more roots
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what are contact areas
where two adjacent teeth meet
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what is a diastema
a gap or space between teeth
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what is the embrasure space?
the space under the contact area between teeth that is not filled with interproximal papilla
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what is the interproximal space
space between teeth