Lecture 1-Periodontal Anatomy Flashcards
Widest attached gingiva?
incisors
narrowest attached gingiva?
Pm
Lingual narrowest?
Mn Incisors
Lingual widest?
Mn molars
Keratinized gingiva?
free gingiva +attached gingiva
true recession
FGM 1.5-2mm apical to CEJ
From basal to granular layer
- cytoplasmic tonofilaments and # of desmosomes increase
2. # of organelles decrease
How wide is BM and what does it contain?
- Present between basal layer of oral epithelium and CT
- 1-2 micrometers
- rich in gylocproteins
- contains protein-polysaccharide complexes
2 layers of BM
lamina lucida- adjacent to basal cells
lamina densa- adjacent to CT
Absence or presence of stippling exemplifies?
Nothing, just a reflection of how microscopic features are.
If KG is 10mm, and sulcus depth is 2mm, how much is AG?
8mm
junctional epithelium epithelium
band of stratified squamous non-keratinized epithelium
JE length
0.24-1.34mm
probe in healthy children is in the
enamel
probe in healthy adults is at the
CEJ
If PD is 6mm, and FG margin is 5mm coronal to CEJ. Atachment loss?
1mm
If a pt has 6mm PD and 2 mm recession, what is the attachment loss?
8mm
PD is 6mm. FG is 3mm coronal to CEJ (-3).
Attachment loss =
3mm
PD 6, FG right at CEJ,
Attachment loss:
6mm
PD: 6, FG: 3mm apical to CEJ
Attachment loss :
9mm
Also poss. 6PD, and FG 6mm coronal to CEJ
Attachment loss:
0mm
CAL
pocket depth + gingival recession
PDL space width usually
0.25mm width
fibers of PDL
alveolar crest fibers
horizontal fibers
oblique fibers
apical fibers