Lecture 1-Periodontal Anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

Widest attached gingiva?

A

incisors

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2
Q

narrowest attached gingiva?

A

Pm

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3
Q

Lingual narrowest?

A

Mn Incisors

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4
Q

Lingual widest?

A

Mn molars

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5
Q

Keratinized gingiva?

A

free gingiva +attached gingiva

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6
Q

true recession

A

FGM 1.5-2mm apical to CEJ

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7
Q

From basal to granular layer

A
  1. cytoplasmic tonofilaments and # of desmosomes increase

2. # of organelles decrease

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8
Q

How wide is BM and what does it contain?

A
  • Present between basal layer of oral epithelium and CT
  • 1-2 micrometers
  • rich in gylocproteins
  • contains protein-polysaccharide complexes
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9
Q

2 layers of BM

A

lamina lucida- adjacent to basal cells

lamina densa- adjacent to CT

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10
Q

Absence or presence of stippling exemplifies?

A

Nothing, just a reflection of how microscopic features are.

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11
Q

If KG is 10mm, and sulcus depth is 2mm, how much is AG?

A

8mm

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12
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junctional epithelium epithelium

A

band of stratified squamous non-keratinized epithelium

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13
Q

JE length

A

0.24-1.34mm

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14
Q

probe in healthy children is in the

A

enamel

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15
Q

probe in healthy adults is at the

A

CEJ

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16
Q

If PD is 6mm, and FG margin is 5mm coronal to CEJ. Atachment loss?

17
Q

If a pt has 6mm PD and 2 mm recession, what is the attachment loss?

18
Q

PD is 6mm. FG is 3mm coronal to CEJ (-3).

Attachment loss =

19
Q

PD 6, FG right at CEJ,

Attachment loss:

20
Q

PD: 6, FG: 3mm apical to CEJ

Attachment loss :

21
Q

Also poss. 6PD, and FG 6mm coronal to CEJ

Attachment loss:

22
Q

CAL

A

pocket depth + gingival recession

23
Q

PDL space width usually

A

0.25mm width

24
Q

fibers of PDL

A

alveolar crest fibers
horizontal fibers
oblique fibers
apical fibers

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Cells of PDL
``` fibroblasts osteoblasts cementoblasts osteoclasts epithelial cells nerve fibers epithelial cells of Mallassez ```
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Cementum
mineralized tissue covering root surface and occasionally small portions of crown of teeth
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Cementum is similar to bone tissue but
no blood vessels no lymph vessels no innervation no physiologic resorption/remodeling
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cementum has
continuing deposition throughout life collagen fibers embedded in organic matrix high mineral content (65%); mainly HA
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In cementum-intrinsic fibers are produced and composed?
produced by cementoblasts | composed of fibers oriented parallel to root
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extrinsic fibers of cementum are
Sharpey's fibers | produced by PDL fibroblasts
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acellular, extrinsic fiber cementum found where
coronal or middle portion of root
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Cellular, mixed stratified cementum found where
apical third of the root and in the furcations
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Cellular, intrinsic fiber cementum found where
in resportion lacunae
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cementum thinner at cervical or apical portion of root
cervical
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Biologic width is
CT+JE; 2.04mm