CHAPTER 11: Overview of dentitions Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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name the three types of dentitions

A

Primary dentition
Mixed dentition
Permanent dentition

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when does primary dentition start and end?

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starts at 6 months and ends at 6 years

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when does mixed dentition start and end?

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starts at 6 years and ends at 12 years

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4
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when does permanent dentition start

A

starts at 12+ years

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5
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which tooth starts the primary dentition?

A

the eruption of primary mandibular central incisors

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6
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which tooth eruption ends primary dentition?

A

the eruption of permanent molars

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7
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what is the mixed dentition?

A

mixture of primary and permanent teeth

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8
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when does permanent dentition start?

A

when all primary teeth are lost.

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9
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what are dental arches?

A

where all the teeth are present

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10
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how many dental arches are there? what are they called

A

two
- maxillary
mandibular

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11
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what is occlusion?

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when the teeth of both arches are in contact

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12
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what are quadrants?

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when the maxillary and mandibular are divided into halves resulting in four sections

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13
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what is a sextant

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one sixth of the dentition

division into six parts of the dental arches

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14
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which teeth are considered anterior teeth?

A

the incisors and canines (the teeth present when smiling)

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15
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which teeth are considered posterior teeth?

A

pre molars and molars

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16
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permanent dentition is divided into how many types of teeth?

17
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what are the four types of teeth called?

A

incisors
canines
pre molars
molars

18
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which teeth are the longest teeth in the dentition and are called the “cornerstone” of the dental arch

19
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what is the function of the pre molars?

A

help grind and chew the food (specially the second pre molar)

20
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what are the function of the 12 molars?

A

chew and grind up food

21
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all crown of ANY tooth narrows towards what line? this is true for ALL types of teeth

A

cervical line (where the crown and the root meet)

22
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what is contact area?

A

area of the mesial or distal surface of a tooth that touches the adjacent tooth in the same arch
(teeth side by side touching each other)

23
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what is embrasure?

A

the triangular SPACE near gingiva between the proximal surfaces of two adjoining teeth

24
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what is a line angle?

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formed by the junction of TWO surfaces. the place where two surfaces of teeth are joining.

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what is point angle?
angle formed by the junction of THREE surfaces at one point
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how many line angles are there in total ?
8
27
what are the 8 line angles?
``` MO DO OB OL MB BB ML DL ```
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what is malocclusion?
when the upper and lower teeth don't bite together properly / close correctly. - abnormal or malpositioned relationships of the maxillary teeth to the mandibular teeth
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what is centric occlusion?
when the jaws are closed in a position that produces maximum stable contact - jaws are centered and closed properly
30
how many types of occlusions are there?
three
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what are the three types of occlusion?
``` class I neutroclussion class II distoclussion class III mesioclussion ```
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Quadrant numbering for permanent teeth
quadrant# 1 2 3 4 | teeth # 12345678
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quadrant numbering for primary teeth
quadrant# 5 6 7 8 | teeth# 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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difference between central incisor vs lateral incisor
central incisor is wider- squarish | lateral incisor is narrower, rectangular
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what teeth numbering system is used in the USA?
universal/national system | letters from A-T
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what teeth numbering system is used in CANADA?
ISO/FDI | quadrants of 4 and teeth numbering from 1-8