Test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

4 vertical reference lines on the face

A

Bridge of the nose
Philtrum
Face midline
Dental midline

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2
Q

Pythagoras’ ratio:

Plato’s ratio:

A

1/1.618

1/1.733

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3
Q

4 keys to esthetic harmony

A
  1. Frame and reference
  2. Proportion and Idealism
  3. Symmetry
  4. Perspective and Illusion
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4
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9 components of smile

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  1. Lip line
  2. Smile line
  3. Upper lip curvature
  4. Buccal corridor
  5. Axial alignment and gradation
  6. Dominance
  7. Embrasures
  8. Dental morphology
  9. Gingival morphology
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5
Q

Natural teeth have _ in the gingival third

A

Straight emergence profiles

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6
Q

Achieving a successful esthetic outcome necessitates a _

A

Soft tissue complex in harmony with adjacent teeth

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7
Q

Hierarchy of facial esthetics

A
  1. Macro
  2. Mini
  3. Micro
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8
Q

2 basic types of TMD

A

Myogenous TMD

Arthogenous TMD

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9
Q

___ is the basis of accurate diagnosis

A

A good history

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10
Q

3 factors that cause TMD

Define them

A
Predisposing factors
 -Increase the risk for TMD
Initiating factors
 -Cause TMD
Perpetuating factors
 -enhance progression of TMD
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11
Q

5 factors to consider when evaluating TMD

A
Occlusal condition
Trauma
Emotional stress
Deep pain input
Parafunctional activities
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12
Q

Two ways occlusion can affect TMD

A

Introduction of an acute condition

Presence of orthopedic instability

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13
Q

When does orthopedic stability occur

A

When MI is in harmony with the musculoskeletally stable position of the condyles in their fossae

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14
Q

What are the parafunctional activities of the masticatory system

A

Diurnal parafunctional activity
-clenching, grinding, cheek biting, thumb sucking
Nocturnal parafunctional activity
-bruxing

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15
Q

When should a dentist treat TMD

A

If occlusal interferences create muscle symptoms

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16
Q

When should prosthetic treatment of TMD be done

A

After reversible therapy has worked to treat

17
Q

T/F supportive therapy cures TMD

A

False, it just treats symptoms (drugs/physical therapy)

18
Q

4 types of occlusal appliances

A

Bite guard
Night guard
Interocclusal appliance
Orthopedic device

19
Q

3 reasons to use occlusal appliances

A
  1. More stable joint position (temporarily)
  2. Optimum functional occlusion to reorganize neuro-muscular reflex
  3. Protect teeth
20
Q

Occlusal appliance therapy is successful in _ % of TMD symptoms

A

70-90%

21
Q

5 features of all occlusal appliances

A
  1. Alteration of occlusal condition (temporary)
  2. Alteration of condylar position
  3. Increase in vertical dimension
  4. Cognitive awareness
  5. Placebo effect
22
Q

6 types of occlusal appliances

A
Stabilization appliance
Anterior positioning appliance
Anterior bite plane
Posterior bite plane
Pivoting appliance
Soft (resilient) appliance
23
Q

What does a stabilization appliance provide and what is the primary treatment goal

A

Provides optimum functional occlusion

Goal is to eliminate any orthopedic instability