Intro and Rads Flashcards

1
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How advanced the disease is

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Stage

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2
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Assesses the biological activity of the tissue (how aggressive it is)

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Grade

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3
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A “score” to define the disease quantitatively

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Index

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4
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Toward the midline

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Mesial

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5
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Away from the midline/caudal

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Distal

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6
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Contact surface facing adjoining teeth

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Proximal

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7
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Between proximal surfaces of adjoining teeth

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Interproximal

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8
Q

Wider space between teeth

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Diastema

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9
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Chewing surfaces of molars

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Occlusal

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10
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Toward the root/away from the crown

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Apical

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11
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Toward the crown

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Coronal

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12
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How much attached gingivia do you need to maintain teeth long-term?

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2-3mm

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13
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Draining tract associated with teeth

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Parulis

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14
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Parulis at or apical to MGL indicates _____ disease

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Endodontic disease

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15
Q

Parulis coronal to MGL indicates _____ disease

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Periodontal disease

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16
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Potential space between tooth and gingiva

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Gingival sulcus

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17
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The only visible part of the periodontium in a normal mouth

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Gingiva

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18
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How does the periodontal ligament look on rads?

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Lamina lucida all the way around the tooth

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19
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What are the functions of the periodontial ligament?

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Attaches tooth to alveolus, absorbs shock, nutrients, tactile/proprioceptive info

20
Q

What might cause the periodontal ligament to ossify?

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Trauma, excess Vit. D

21
Q

How many roots do incisors and canine teeth have?

22
Q

Pulp chamber + root canal

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Pulp cavity

23
Q

Raised area of gum over top of larger teeth

24
Q

Is enamel replaced if damaged?

25
What is the difference between enamel and dentin?
Dentin is porous
26
Communications between root canal (pulp) and periodontal ligament space
Lateral canals
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Mass behind the incisors that overlies vomeronasal organ
Incisive papilla
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What is the most commonly fractured tooth?
PM4
29
What cells form dentin?
Odontoblasts
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What cells form enamel?
Ameloblasts
31
Is the apex open or closed in young animals?
Open
32
How many deciduous and adult teeth does a dog have?
28, 42
33
How many deciduous and adult teeth does a cat have?
26, 30
34
Which quadrant of the mouth is "1" in the Triadan system and which direction does the numbering system continue?
Upper right, continues clockwise
35
What is the rule of 4 and 9?
Canine = 04, M1 = 09
36
What are dental x-ray unit parameters fixed to?
mA 7-10 and kVp 70
37
What is the primary parameter that is changed on a dental x-ray unit?
Exposure time
38
Which direction should the dimple face?
Coronally
39
What are the two intraoral radiograph techniques and which is more commonly used?
Parallel and bisecting angle (more common)
40
Which mouth view is difficult to x-ray with a bisecting angle in cats due to their larger zygomatic arch?
Caudal maxilla view
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What teeth can you use parallel technique with?
Mandibular PM and M
42
How does elongation occur?
Cone aimed too parallel to tooth
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How does foreshortening occur?
Cone aimed too parallel to film
44
When taking additional rads to fix overlapping, how cay you tell which root is more palatal?
Palatal root will shadow in direction the cone is moved
45
What is the SLOB rule?
Root pulled toward the shift is ligual, root moved opposite is buccal
46
Which tooth is the transitional tooth and why?
Mandibular M1 has both cutting and crushing surfaces
47
Pulp is in the _____, root canal is in the _____
Crown, tooth