theories Flashcards
what are the theories of facial growth
1- bone growth under complete genetic control
2- cartilaginous growth is the primary determinant of carniofacial growth
3- functional matrix theory
bone grow only under interinsic control T/F
True
expansion force at the sutuers lead to _______
expansion of the bone
______,_______, and _______ are gowth center
periosteium
suturers
cartilage
what are the principles of the functional matrix theory
1- heredity and genes play no role in growth
2- growth of the face occurs in response to functional needs, mediated by the spft tissues
3- all tissues that form bone are merely growth sites.
the extent to which this growth potential is realized is determined by intersinc factors T/F
False
extersinc
what is the remodeling of facial growth
change size and shape of bone
adaptation to intersinc and extrinsic changes
stress increase ______
bone density
direction of stress can alter orientation and size of osteons T/F
True
intersitial
inside the tissue
growth that occurs by combination of hyperplasia, hypertrophy, and secretion of extracellular matrix.
occurs at all point within tissue
what are some examples of intersitial
all soft tissue
cartilage
appositional ________
addition to surface
examples of appositional are bony surfaces of cranial vault
and bony surfaces of maxilla and mandible T/F
True
endochondral
bone growth within cartilage
ossification centers occur within cartilage
catilage is trnasformed into bone
examples of endchondra; _________, and __________
chondrocranium: ethmoid, sphenoid and basiocciptal bones.
epiphyseal plate cartilage of long bones