Lecture 5- dentinogenesis and dentin defects Flashcards

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1
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dentin is 50%… and 30%….

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mineral

organic matrix

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2
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incremental lines of dentin are called

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Owen or von Ebner

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3
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dentin sensitivity is mediated by …..

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odontoblast processes

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4
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90% of the non-collagenous protein in dentin is

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dentin sialophosphoprotein

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5
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more terminal branching of dentinal tubules occurs in … compared to …

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root dentin

coronal dentin

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6
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coroal dentin tubules have ….

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an S-shaped curvature (its more straight in the root)

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dentin tubules are…. in diameter

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1-3 micrometers

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more dentin tubules are in the … relative to the…

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crown

root

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9
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more dentin tubules are near … than the…

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pulp

surface

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10
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…. is the fibrillar organic matrix before its calcification

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predentin

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11
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… dentin is made during tooth formation

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primary

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primary dentin is also called… and its outer layer is …

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circumpulpal dentin

mantle dentin

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13
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…. dentin forms when tooth is fulyl mature in mouth

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secondary

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14
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junction between primary and secondary denti is characterized by a change in

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direction of dentin tubules

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15
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… dentin formation is a local reaction to attrition, caries, or dental restoration

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tertiary

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16
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the quality of tertiary dentin depends on …

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intensity and duration of the stimulus

17
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tubules of tertiary dentin can be…

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continuous, sparse, iregular or absent

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tertiary dentin can be…. which is formed by preexisting odontoblasts or…. which is formed by newly differentiated odontoblasts

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reactionary dentin

reparative dentin

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when cells that form tertiary dentin are included in the hard tissue, its called…

20
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…. dentin is dentin that has become translucent due to calcification of the dentinal tubules as a result or injury or normal aging. also called….
this is due to injury or aging

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sclerotic

transparent

21
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2 patterns of mineralization: … occurs at high rates and is best seen in mantle layer, …. is slower and uniform

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globular

linear

22
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Within the primary dentin, there are localized areas of hypomineralized dentin, often just below… whenre globular zones of mineral fail to fuse into a homogenous mass, this is called…

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mantle dentin

interglobular dentin

23
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… is a mineralization defect (failure of calcospherite fusion). dentinal tubules pass through this but no peritubular dentin is present in these arease

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interglobular dentin

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… surrounds the dentin tubules and is lower in collagen, higher in dentin sialophosphoprotein (DSPP) and more mineralized than intertubular dentin

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peritubular dentin

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radiographs of dentinogenesis imperfecta shows...
bulbous crowns pupal obliteration short roots tooth impactions
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DSP (dentin sialoprotein) is a ...
proteoglycan
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DPP (dentin phosphoprotein is the most.... protein
acidic
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DPP has highly repetitive ... and has hundreds of... and has an isoelectric point of ...
sequence DSS phosphoserines 1.0
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DSPP is expressed in...
preameloblasts preodontoblasts odontoblasts