Introduction to dentistry Flashcards

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What is the apical delta

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supplies nerve and blood vessels

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What is the enamel?

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hardest tissue in mammalian body; outermost layer

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What is cementum?

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outer layer of the root
- acts functionally as periosteum of the root
- part of the periodontal support apparatus

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what is dentin?

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  • main component of the tooth
  • consists of multiple tubules & sensory nerve fibers
  • similar hardness to bone but softer than enamel
    continually produced by living, healthy tooth
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What is the mucogingival junction?

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where attached gingiva & oral mucosa meets

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What us the gingival sulcus

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  • space between free gingiva & the tooth
  • commonly traps debris
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What are the components of the periodontal support apparatus/ perodontium?

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  • alveolar bone
  • lamina dura
  • periodontal ligament
  • cementum
  • gingiva
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What is the lamina dura?

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dense cortical bone forming the wall of the alveolus next to the teeth

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What is the periodontal ligament?

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connective tissue that fills the space between tooth and alveolar bone

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What is the periodontal ligament composed of?

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collagen, elastic fibers, blood vessels, nerves & lymphatics

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Purpose of periodontal ligament

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shock absorption, attachment of the teeth, supply of nutrients to alveolar bone & cementum

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Deciduous teeth formula K9

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2x (3/3, 1/1, 3/3, 0/0)

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How many deciduous teeth do dogs have?

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28

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Dental formula for adult canine

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2x (3/3, 1/1, 4/4, 2/3)

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How many teeth does adult dog have?

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42

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Dental formula of kitten

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2x (3/3, 1/1, 3/2, 0/0)

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How many deciduous teeth does a kitten have?

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Dental formula of adult cat

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2x (3/3, 1/1, 3/2, 1/1)

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How many teeth do adult cats have?

20
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When does all permanant teeth comes in in dogs?

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When do all the deciduous teeth grow in for dogs?

22
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When do all deciduous teeth come in for kittens

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When do all adult teeth come in for cats?

24
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How are teeth numbered?

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Triaden numbering system

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How are deciduous teeth quadrants numbered?
500-800
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what are some good dental questions to ask?
- current diet - current home care - illness/ medication - previous anesthesia/ surgery - orthodontic inplants
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What does succor mnemonics check for
- survey & sense - unfurl - count - counter/ colour - occlusion - reopen - skull type
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What is dolichocephalics prone to?
base narrow occlusion (ex. Doberman) - decreased space in lower canine
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What is mesocephalic prone to?
facial trauma, jaw, tooth fracture
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What is brachycephalics prone to?
prognathism, missing teeth, teeth crowding, malalignment
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What does the orastrip check for?
measures the thiol level produced by oral bacteria - can indicate that periodontal disease is more severe even though teeth and gingiva appears normal