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Terminal Chronology Flashcards

1
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apical vs cervical vs incisal

A

apical: toward the top, root
cervical: the gum side of the tooth
incisal: the bottom of the tooth

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2
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what is the universal numbering system?

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numbering the teeth 1-32

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3
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each tooth is numbered – to – in the permanent dentition

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1-32

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4
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which teeth are your permanent central incisors?

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8, 9

24, 25

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5
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which teeth are your permanent lateral incisors?

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7, 10

23, 26

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6
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which teeth are your permanent canines?

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6, 11

22, 27

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7
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which teeth are your permanent premolars?

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4, 5, 12, 13

20, 21, 28, 29

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8
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which teeth are your permanent molars?

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1, 2, 3, 14, 15, 16

17, 18, 19, 30, 31, 32

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9
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each primary tooth is labeled – to –

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a to t

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10
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vermilion zone

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lips

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11
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vermilion border

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sharp junction of the red zone and skin

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12
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nasolabial groove

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demarcates lip and cheek

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13
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philtrum of lip

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middle of upper lip

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14
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angle/corner of the mouth/commissure

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the corner of the mouth

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15
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labiomental groove

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the indent below the lip

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16
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oral vestibule

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the slit like space between the lips/cheek

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17
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labial/buccal frena

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attachments of the lips and cheeks to the alveolus (bony area surrounding the teeth)

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18
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what composes the hard palate? (3)

A

incisive papilla
rugae
midline palatine raphe

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19
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what composes the soft palate? (1)

A

uvula

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20
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what composes the oropharynx? (3)

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tonsils
anterior (palatoglossal arch)
posterior (palatopharyngeal arch) pillars of the fauces

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21
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what composes the floor of the mouth? (2)

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sublingual folds

lingual frenum

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22
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sublingual folds

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raised folds where submandibular salivary ducts open

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23
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lingual frenum

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attached the floor to the mouth

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24
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why is eruption time and exfoliation time important?

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to asses the patients dental age 
-is the child's dental development within normal range?
important for dental procedures 
-endodontic therapy
-decision of whether to extract or retain a primary tooth 
medications
-tetracycline, fluoride 
forensics
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25
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the first sign of tooth development is at

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6-7 weeks i.u.

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26
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deciduous teeth begin to calcify at

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13-20 week i.u.

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27
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by —., all deciduous teeth have begun to calcify

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18-20 weeks i.u

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28
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deciduous teeth erupt at

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6-30 months

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29
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eruption

A

emergence into the oral cavity

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30
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exfoliation

A

loss of the deciduous tooth

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31
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time of deciduous eruption:

mandibular central incisors

A

6-8 mo

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32
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time of deciduous eruption:

maxillary central incisors

A

10 mo

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33
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time of deciduous eruption:

maxillary lateral incisors `

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11 mo

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34
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time of deciduous eruption:

mandibular lateral incisors

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13 mo

35
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time of deciduous eruption:

maxillary first molar

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16 mo (first)

36
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time of deciduous eruption:

mandibular first molar

A

16 mo (later)

37
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time of deciduous eruption:

maxillary canine

A

19 mo

38
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time of deciduous eruption:

mandibular canine

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20 mo

39
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time of deciduous eruption:

mandibular second molar

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27 mo

40
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time of deciduous eruption:

maxillary second molar

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29 mo

41
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deciduous eruption pattern

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incisors, first molars, canines, second molars

42
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deciduous dentition

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only deciduous teeth present (up to 6 years of age)

43
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mixed dentition

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mixture of deciduous and permanent teeth present

44
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permanent dentition

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only permanent teeth present

45
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succedaneous teeth

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permanent teeth that replace deciduous teeth

46
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non-succedaneous teeth

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permanent teeth that do not replace deciduous teeth

47
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where does the deciduous tooth root go?

A

it is worn away by the emerging permanent tooth

48
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times of eruption of permanent teeth:

mandibular first molars

A

6 years (first)

49
Q

times of eruption of permanent teeth:

maxillary first molars

A

6 years (later)

50
Q

times of eruption of permanent teeth:

mandibular central incisor

A

6-7 years

51
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times of eruption of permanent teeth:

mandibular lateral incisor

A

7-8 years

52
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times of eruption of permanent teeth:

maxillary central incisor

A

7-8 years

53
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times of eruption of permanent teeth:

maxillary lateral incisor

A

8-9 years

54
Q

times of eruption of permanent teeth:

mandibular canine

A

9-10 years

55
Q

times of eruption of permanent teeth:

maxillary first premolar

A

10-11 years

56
Q

times of eruption of permanent teeth:

mandibular first premolar

A

10-11 years

57
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times of eruption of permanent teeth:

maxillary second premolar

A

10-11 years

58
Q

times of eruption of permanent teeth:

mandibular second premolar

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10-12 years

59
Q

times of eruption of permanent teeth:

maxillary canine

A

11-12 years

60
Q

times of eruption of permanent teeth:

mandibular second molar

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11-13 years

61
Q

times of eruption of permanent teeth:

maxillary second molar

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12-13 years

62
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times of eruption of permanent teeth:

mandibular third molar

A

17+ years

63
Q

times of eruption of permanent teeth:

maxillary third molar

A

17+ years

64
Q

two non-succedaneous teeth

A

mandibular and maxillary first molars

65
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root development is completed – to – years after eruption of teeth

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2-3

66
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calcification of crown of teeth are completed

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1/2 time of eruption and add 1 year

67
Q

first part of the tooth to calcify is the

A

crown

68
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

8, 9

A

3-4 mo

69
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

7, 10

A

10-12 mo

70
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

6, 11

A

4-5 mo

71
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

5, 12

A

1.5-1.75 yr

72
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

4, 13

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2-2.5 yr

73
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

3, 14

A

at birth

74
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

2, 15

A

2.5-3 yr

75
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

1, 16

A

7-9 yr

76
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

24,15

A

3-4 mo

77
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

23, 26

A

3-4 mo

78
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

22, 27

A

4-5 mo

79
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

21, 28

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1.5-2 yr

80
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

20, 29

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2,25-2,5 yr

81
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

19, 30

A

at birth

82
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

18, 31

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2.5-3 yr

83
Q

first evidence of calcification of permanent teeth:

17, 32

A

8-10 yr

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