(4) Dentino-pulpal Complex - Structural Lines Flashcards

(50 cards)

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What are the lines associated with the primary curvature of dental tubules called?

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Schreger lines

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What are the lines associated with the secondary curvatures of dental uvulae’s called?

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Contour lines of Owen

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What are daily incremental lines called?

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Von Ebner’s lines

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What are the weekly incremental lines called?

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Anderesen lines

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Where is the most dramatic secondary curvature line?

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Between the primary and secondary dentin

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What contour line is pointed to?

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Secondary curvature line

Contour lines of Owen

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7
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How do the Von Ebner’s lines show?

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Short term striations

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How do the Andresen lines appear?

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Long term striations

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9
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What gives rise to the incremental lines?

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Fluctuations in acid-base balance

Effect on mineral content and thus the refractive index

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What incremental lines are shown?

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Von Ebner’s lines

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Where are the Von Ebner’s lines closest together and farthest apart?

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Closest (2um between every 2 lines) at the root

Farther away (4um between every 2 lines) at the cusp

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Why are the Von Ebner’s lines closer together in the root?

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Not as much dentin is formed in the root each day

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13
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What is pointed to and what do they run over?

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Von Ebner’s lines, run over dentinal tubules

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14
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What incremental lines are shown?

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Andresen lines

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15
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How far apart are Andresen lines?

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16-20um

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16
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Name structures and what type of section

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A = enamel
B = circumpulpal dentine
C = mantle dentin

Black arrows = stria of Ritzius

White arrows = andresen lines

Ground section

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17
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What line is shown in this image?

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Neonatal line

Shows what was formed before and after birth

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18
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What are physiological age related changes associated with dentin?

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Secondary dentin
Translucent dentin

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What are age related changes associated with dentin, associated with response to stimuli?

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Tertiary dentin
Sclerotic dentin
Dead tracts f fish

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20
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When does secondary dentin form?

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Starts to form once the root is completed and teh tooth come into occlusion

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What happens to the direction of the dentinal tubules in secondary dentin?

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Sudden change in direction

22
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Do the secondary or primary dentin have closer incremental lines?

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What has slower deposition, primary or secondary dentin?

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Secondary, thus less regular

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Contour line of Owen

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What causes tertiary dentin to form?
External stimuli might induce the pulp t produce more calcified material
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What structure produces tertiary dentine?
Pulp produce more calcified material
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Where does the tertiary dentine form?
Border of the pulp
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When does tertiary dentin form irregularly vs regularly?
When a strong stimulus occurs, dentin needs to form quickly = irregular
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What is reparative dentine?
Newly formed cells, produce hard tissues similar to dentin
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What is reactionary dentin?
More dentin formed by the original odontoblasts
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What is the appearance of tertiary dentin?
Variable May be… tubular, contain few irregular tubules or tubular
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A = tertiary dentin B = pre-dentin C = odontoblasts
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What cells make tertiary dentine?
Odontoblasts
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What type of tertiary dentin is formed by original odontoblasts?
Reactionary dentin
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What type of stimulus makes reactionary dentin?
Small stimulus
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What type of tertiary dentin is formed when the stimulus is very string? (Kills original odontoblasts)
Stem cells in pulp differentiate into odontoblast-like cells and produce reparative dentin
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What cells form reparative dentin?
Odontoblast- like cells (from stem cells)
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When’d ones sclerotic dentin form?
The stimulus induce the deposition of material inside tubules
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What occludes the tubules to form sclerotic dentin?
The Stimulus
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What is sclerotic dentin similar to and what is the difference?
Similar to transparent dentin However, sclerotic dentin is in response to stimulus and not physiological
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When can you normally see sclerotic dentin?
Under slowly progressing caries lesions
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A = enamel B = fissure C = mantle dentin
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Sclerotic dentin
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What occludes sclerotic dentin?
Intratubular dentine And precipitation of minerals from dissolved enamel
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What happens when primary odontoblasts are killed by external stimuli? (Before filled with sclerotic dentin)
Dead tracts of fish
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What are dead tracts of fish?
Empty tubules
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What colour will empty tubules appear?
Black
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What might seal the dead tracts of fish at the pulpal end?
Tertiary dentin
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What is shown in black ?
Dead tracts of fish
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What do odontoblast do at the pulpal end of the dead tracts of fish?
Occlude the dentine and tubules by sclerotic dentine formation to protect the pulp from insult coming from various lesion