equilibrium and etiology Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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how does function influence the form of the dental arches

A

Changing the pattern of soft tissue pressure afecting equalibitum

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2
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what is the environment that affects malocclusion

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changing the naturally occuring pressures against the teeth

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3
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what is the equalbrium theory of teeth

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teeth are located in a position of balance among the opposing forces that are brough to bear on them

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4
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why do teeth move during chewing

A

the alveolar bone bends

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5
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what is the roll of the fluid within the pDL

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as a shock absorber to transmit first to bone, then squeeze out to create pain

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6
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how long do you have to apply force to a tooth to move it

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4 hours or more

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7
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what has shown to happen after 4 hours of pressure

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a second messenger triggers celular changes necessary for tooth movement
- 4 hours to induce cyclic AMP

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8
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what controls the extend of thumb suckings effects

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how long you suck your thumb

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9
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does it take a lot of force to move a tooth

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not much force (a few grams)

- but increasing pressure, increases movment up to a point o fpain

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10
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are tongue and lip pressures really all that balanced

A

No

- during swallowing: tongue 50 and lips are 20

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11
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what does the unequal pressure of tongue and lips show about equalibrium

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they are not the only things important for equilibrium

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12
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are resting pressures at balance

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No, with tongue being 1.5 greater than the lips in the lower incisors in addition to lower molars
-upper molars and canines have no tongue pressure

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13
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what besides lips and tongue can provide pressure to teeth

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the PDL fibers used in eruption

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14
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could clenching lead to tooth movement

A

yes, but only if you do it for 4 hours, which is not common

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15
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could grinding lead to tooth movement

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no, enamel is worn, but eruption does not change

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16
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what is tongue thrust swallows

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as extension of the tip of the tongue between the inciors during swollowingq

17
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is tongue thrust swollow a habit or developmental

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it is a developmental stage that is normal (not learned)

18
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how much does tongue thrust affect malocclusion

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tongue thrust is 10 times more prevant more prevelent than the amount of open bites (not related)

19
Q

what races have open and deep bites

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Open: blacks
Deep: whites

20
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how could tongue thrust affect occlusion

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due to a different location of tongue, even when not swollwing

21
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can you break the habit of tongue thrust swollow?

A

Its hard to, and may have little affect

22
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can speach problems lead to malocclusion

A

no, not enough time

-only resting tongue could make a difference

23
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can speech therapy prevent malocclusion

24
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what controlls resting pressures

A

the posture of the head, jaw, and tongue

25
what is a major influence on posture of the head jaw and tongue
respiration
26
what did early x-rays show about breathing
Need to lift head early in life to breath
27
when can babies breath through their mouth
after a few weeks
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CAN respiration affect facial growth
Yes, possibly
29
why would you breathe through your mouth
b/c you have large adenoids
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what happens if you're a mouth breather
long narrow face do to lowered and backward growth of mandible anterior open bite
31
what happened once nose adenoids were removed
face reurned back to normal ish
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how dose air flow during maximal effort
50% through mouth | 50% through nose
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how much affect does nasal restriction have on long face patttern
Not a major determinant but could have an effect
34
what major problem may lead to severe malocclusion
Total nasal obstruction - cleft palate - leakage of air into nase during speech
35
how much of the long face group has less than 40% nasal respiration
1/4 | - but most of them are nasal breathers
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is impaired nasal respiration the major cause of long face/open bite
No