Tooth Development Anomalies Flashcards

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Q

Define:
Hypodontia
Oligodontia
Anodontia

What is the prevalence of hypodontia?

A

Hypodontia: Agenesis of 1-6 teeth
Oligodontia: Agenesis of more than 6 teeth
Anodontia: Agenesis of entire dentition

1-10% excluding 8’s; 20% including 8’s

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What is the prevalence of hyperdontia?

What proportion involve a single tooth?

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5% or less
75-85% involve a single tooth
95% in Mx

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3
Q

T or F?

Hyperdontia occurs more frequently in permanent dentition?

A

T

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What tooth groups do hyperdontia occur most often in?

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Mx central incisors> mx and md 4th molars > premolar > canines > laterals

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What are the types of supernumery teeth?

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  • Supplemental: Normal size and shape

- Rudimentary: Abnormal size and shape

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What is gemination?

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When two teeth develop out of a single tooth bud, creating a double tooth

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What is fusion?

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When two existing tooth buds merge together, creating a double tooth

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How do you tell the difference between fusion and gemination?

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  • In gemination: tooth count normal

- In fusion: tooth count is one less than expected

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What is the prevalence of fusion and gemination?

A
Decid (0.5-2.5%)
Perm (0.5%)
Can go up to 5% in Asians
Ant>posterior teeth
Mx>Md
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What is concrescence?

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Union of 2 fully formed teeth at the roots by cementum without merging of dentine. Posterior teeth most often affected (7’s merging with 8’s)

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What are some non-congenital causes of concrescence?

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Gross caries causing excessive reparative cementum production

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