Aetiology of malocclusion 2 Flashcards

1
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what are the 4 types of supernumerary tooth

A

conical
tuberculate
supplemental
odontome

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2
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conical supernumerary tooth

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small and peg shaped
don’t tend to prevent eruption but may displace adjacent teeth
usually found near midline and one or two in number

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3
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tuberculate supernumerary tooth

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barrel shaped teeth that come in pairs and dont erupt
often extracted as can block eruption of teeth around them

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4
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supplemental supernumerary tooth

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extra tooth of normal morphology

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5
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odontome supernumerary tooth

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disruptive mass of dentine/ enamel/ pulp

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6
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hypodontia

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developmental absence of one or more teeth

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7
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name 3 reasons why primary teeth may be retained

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absent successor
ectopic successor
infra occluded primary molars
delayed dental development
pathology

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8
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what causes teeth to become infra occluded

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infra-occluded means occlusal surface below that of adjacent teeth
caused by ankylosis
graded on severity - mild, moderate or severe

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9
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balancing extraction

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done on the same arch on the opposite side to prevent a midline shift

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10
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compensating extraction

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done on the opposing arch on the same side to maintain occlusal relationships (prevent over eruption)
uppers more prone to overeruption than lowers

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11
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macrodontia and effects

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teeth larger than average
poor aesthetics, crowding, asymmetry

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12
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microdontia and effects

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smaller than average teeth
leads to spacing

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13
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name 3 examples of abnormal tooth form

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peg laterals
fused teeth
accessory cusps
talon cusps

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14
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5 options for treating ectopic canines

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1 - prevention , early detection
2 - intercept , extract cs and encourage 3s into place
3 - accept - leave ectopic and monitor
4 - exposure - surgical exposure and orthodontic realignment
5 - surgical extraction

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15
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name 2 possible reasons for a ectopic central incisor

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trauma to a caused tooth germ to be displaced
ankylosed a

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16
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transposition of teeth

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interchange in position of two teeth
e.g sequence 1, 2, 3 , 5, 4, 6, 7, 8

17
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true transposition of teeth

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full tooth switch , crown and root

18
Q

pseudo transposition of teeth

A

partial switch
crowns wrong but roots (apices) are in correct position/ roots are crossed

19
Q

to have a permanent effect on teeth how long would you need to suck your thumb for per day

A

more than 6 hours

20
Q

what consequence might a low labial frenum see

A

midline diastema

21
Q

what consequence might a habit of tongue thrusting see

A

anterior open bite

22
Q

retrognathic

A

opposite to prognathic
deficient in the anteroposterior plane of growth
think retruded

23
Q

what is a class II skeletal occlusion most commonly caused by

A

retrognathic mandible
‘small mandible’

24
Q

what is the most common cause of a class III jaw relationship

A

anteroposterior maxillary deficiency
small maxilla

25
Q

what are the two supernumerary teeth most likely to erupt

A

conical and supplemental