Tooth Supporting Structures (Killeen) Flashcards

1
Q

The tooth supporting structures are the ____, ____, and ____

A

PDL
Cementum
Alveolar bone
- Collectively termed the “Attachment apparatus”

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The PDL:

A
Is CT that connects Cementum to Bone
Complex Vascular tissue
Surrounds the tooth
Develops from the dental sac
Narrows with age
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3
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Principal fibers of the PDL are ____

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Sharpey’s fibers (collagen bundles)

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4
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Alveolar crest fibers extend from ____ to ____ and prevent ____

A

Cementum
Alveolar crest
Tooth extusion and Resist lateral movement

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5
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The most numerous fibers of the PDL are the ____ fibers and are the main support of the tooth

A

Oblique

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6
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The PDL DOES/DOES NOT contain mature elastin

A

Does not

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7
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Cellular elements of the PDL include:

A

Connective tissue cells
Epithelial rest cells
Immune system cells
Cells of NV elements

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The most common cell type in the PDL is the ____

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Fibroblast (Synthesizes new collagen and Degrade old collagen)

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9
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Epithelial rests of Malassez are ____

A

Remnants of Hertwig’s epithelial root sheath

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10
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Cementicles develop from ____

A

Calcified epithelial rests

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11
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The two PDL function theories are the ____ and the ____

A

Tensional theory

Viscoelastic theory

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12
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The Tensional theory states:

A

Principal fibers unfold and straighten to absorb occlusal forces

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13
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The Viscoelastic theory states:

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Displacement of the tooth is controlled by fluid movement (Fibers play a secondary role)

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14
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The formative function of the PDL involves:

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The formation and resorption of cementum and bone

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15
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The nutritive function of the PDL involves:

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BVs to Cementum, Bone, and Gingiva

Lymphatic drainage

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16
Q

The dental artery supplies the ____

A

Dental pulp

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17
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The interseptal artery supplies the ____

18
Q

The interdental alveolar arteries supply the ____, and ____

A

Interdental papillae and adjacent Buccal/Lingual gingiva

19
Q

The ____ arteries anastomose with the PSA, MSA, ASA, IA, Mental, GP, and SL arteries

A

Interdental alveolar

20
Q

Cementum is ____ tissue

A

Mesenchymal

21
Q

The first cementum to be formed is ____ cementum

A

Acellular

Forms before the tooth erupts

22
Q

Cellular cementum is formed ____

A

After the tooth reaches the occlusal plane

23
Q

Cellular cementum differs from Acellular cementum in that it is/has:

A

Cells in lacunae
Less calcified than acellular cementum
Fewer Sharpey’s fibers than acellular cementum

24
Q

Cementum permeability ____ with age

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Cementum formation is most rapid in the ____ region
Apical
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Cementum is thicker of the ____ than the ____
Distal than the Mesial
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Cementum thickness ____ with age
Increases
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Paget's disease may correspond to ____
Hypercementosis
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The origin of cementum:
HERS disintegrates Cementoblast differentiation Cementoid deposition Mineralization (begins at CEJ, moves apically)
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Cementum and Recession
Apical migration of the JE | Cementum exposed, is permeable, and penetrated by bacteria
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Which root fractures are repairable?
Horizontal root fractures, as long as they are not exposed to the oral cavity Vertical root fractures are exposed to the oral cavity and are thus non-repairable
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The ____ is the least stable on all periodontal tissues
``` Alveolar bone (Resorption and formation constantly occurring) ```
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The Alveolar process is a ____ structure
Tooth-dependent | Disappears after tooth loss
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A cribriform plate can be found on/in the _____
Alveolar bone proper
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Bundle bone contains ____
Sharpey's fibers
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Cancellous bone contains ____
Trabeculae (irregularly shaped marrow spaces)
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The Periosteum is ____
Layers of differentiated osteogenic CT
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The interdental space is the ____
Narrow space between the teeth
39
A Fenestration is a "____" in bone
Window | The tooth is covered by periosteum and gingiva
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A Dehiscence is a ____
V-shaped defect Marginal bone is gone CT attached to cementum