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Dent Final Flashcards

1
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SOft tissue

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Pulp, nerve 
Vein 
Artery 
Nerve 
Lymphatic
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Maxilla

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Upper jaw

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Mandible

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Lower jaw

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Alveolus

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Tooth that sits in jaw bone

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Alveolar process

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Bone that supports teeth

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Dentition

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Teeth

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Deciduous

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Baby teeth, primary

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Exfoliation

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Lost of baby teeth into adult teeth

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Anterior teeth

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6 front teeth

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Incisor

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Biting edges of anteriors 6

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Posterior teeth

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Molars and premolars

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12
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Premolars

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Bicuspids

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13
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Molars

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Last 3 teeth

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14
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Crown

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Covered by enamel

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15
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Dentin

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Underneath enamel
Second layer of tooth
60% hydroxyapatite
18% organic matter

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16
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Cementum

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Outer covering for root

40% hydroxyapatite

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17
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Attached gingiva

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Gum attached alveolus (jaw)

Keratinization tissue

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18
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Unattached gingiva

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Non keratinized tissue

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19
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Sulcus

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Space between teeth and gum

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Labial

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Outside surface towards lips

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Buccal

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Outside surface towards cheek

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Lingual

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Inside surface toward the tongue

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Occlusal

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Chewing surface

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Proximal

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Surface of tooth joining another

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Mesial

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Surface of tooth toward median line

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Distal

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Surface of tooth away from median line

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27
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Cusp

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Tapering projection on the crown of tooth

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Cingular

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Large round eminence on cervical one third of the crown

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29
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Fossa

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Depressions and concavitites

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30
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Pit

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Middle of tooth

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31
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Triangular ridge

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On occlusal surface of the posterior teeth, ridge that descend from the tip of the cusps and widen towards the central area of occlusal

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Transverse ridge

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When triangular ridge of buccal cusps join with lingual cusps

33
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Oblique ridge

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Triangular ridge runs on occlusal surface

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Ridge

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Linear elevation on surface of crowns

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Marginal ridges

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Posterior teeth

Rounded folds of enamel on medial and distal ends of occlusal surfaces

36
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Zygomatic arch

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Bridge of temporal bone topper jawbone

37
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Contact point

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Where both teeth touches

38
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Cemento-enamel junction

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CEJ, border bw covering of crown

39
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Cervical line

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CEJ

40
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Bifurcation

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Division of something into two branches

41
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Trifurcation

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Divide into 3 branches of

42
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Cusp of carabelli

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5th cusp found on maxillary first molars

43
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Papillae

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Gum that joins two teeth

44
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Wharton’s duct

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Gland under Mandable to produce saliva

45
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Hard palate

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Root of mouth, 2/3

46
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Soft palate

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Posterior 1/3

47
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Tuberosity

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Hind aspect of upper jaw

48
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Tonsillar pillars

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Post pillar back of throat

49
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Vestibule

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Hallow area between lip and jaw

50
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Stenson’s duct

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Opposite to 2nd molar

Exit point for saliva

51
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Mucosa

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Moist tissue in mouth

52
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Labial frenum

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Tissue attachment of upper lip and gum

53
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Lingual frenum

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Tissue attachment of tongue and bottom jaw

54
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Rugae

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Ridges by folding from wall of organ

55
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Calculus

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Tartar
Build up of plaque on teeth
Plaque is 80% water

56
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Gingivitis

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Mild gum disease

Irritation, redness, inflammation

57
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Dental public health

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Prevents and control dental disease, performs public education services related to the promotion of oral health + hygiene

58
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Endodontics

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Diagnosis and treatment of the root pulp, root canal
Inside the tooth, surfaces of root
Necrosis : when tissue dies out completely

59
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Oral and maxilla facial pathogy

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Disease of the mouth affecting oral and maxilla facial region

60
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Oral and maxilla facial surgery

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Surgically treats disease in oral and maxillofacial region

61
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Orthodontics and dentfacial orthopedics

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Diagnosis and corrects tooth alignment
Osteoblast: tension side
Osteoclast: compression side

62
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Pediatric dentistry

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Dental care for infants, children, adolescents

63
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Periodontist

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Treats gum 
Surrounding structure of teeth 
Supporting tissue periodontium
- gingiva, alveolar bone, cementum 
Periodontal disease, preterm babies, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, rheumatoid arthritis
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Prosthodontics

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Diagnosis and treatment involving the replacement of missing teeth

65
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Periodontal probe

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3mm increment

66
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Central fossa
Maxillary molars
Mandibular molars

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Broad deep angular valley in center of occlusal surface of molar

67
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Triangular fossa

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Shallow pyramid shaped depression on the occlusal surface of the posterior teeth

68
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Developmental grooves

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Grove formed by two lobes during development of the crown

69
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Supplemental groove

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Indistinct linear depression, give occlusal surface wrinkle appearance

70
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Incisal edge

A

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71
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Lobe

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Development segment of the tooth

72
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Mamelon

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Newly incisor, lines at bottom of tooth, in 3s

73
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Cusp ridge

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Elevation which extend in a menial and distal direction from cusp tip

74
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Incisal ridge

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Incisal portion of a newly erupted anterior

75
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Marginal ridge

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Elevated crest near the outside

76
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Oblique ridge

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Elevated prominence from mesiolingual cusp to distobuccal cusp

77
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Hard tissue

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Enamel
Dentin
Cementum

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