malocclusion Flashcards

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what was an important part of ortho that was not of concern in the early days

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The way upper and lower teeth contacted one another

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the father of moddern ortho (inveted terms of malocculsion)

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edward angle

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angle’s postulate said what was the key to occlusion

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Maxillary first moloars: that the mesiobuccal cusp of upper first shoud be in the bucal groove of the lower first
-if all else were aligned, everything else would occldude

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where does angles line of occulsion pass through

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  • The central fossae of the maxillary posterior teeth and across the cingualum of the uper canine and insicors
  • buccal cusp of the mandibular posterior teeth and incisal edge of canine and incisors
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5
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what is class II occlusion

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Lower molar distal

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what is a class III occlsion

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Lower molar is mesial

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what angles classification does not have a line of occusion

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class II
Class III
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what is a class I occlusion

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Normal of molars

Line of occlusion incorrect due to poorly aligned teeth

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9
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what angle’s classification does not have problems

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Just simple normal occlusion

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10
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how important did angle view dental occlusion

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That facial asthetics would follow

- not true

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11
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what did cephalmoetric radiology show

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That the Joints/jaws were partly invovled in how teeth occluded leading to Class I, II, and III not jsut malposed teeth.

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12
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skeletal class II

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Small mandible to maxilla

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13
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skeletal class III

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large mandible to maxilla

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14
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what became the ortho goal after angle

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Correct possition of teeth and jaw

- in addition to soft tissue

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15
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how was the extent of malocclusion calculated

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using an irregularity index

- the total distance between incisor contects

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16
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overjet

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the horizontal overlap of inciors

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17
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what is normal overjet

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2-3mm, the tickness of one incors

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18
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what does excessive overjet correlate to

19
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what does reverse overjet correlate to

20
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what is better description of malocclusion overjet or angle’s classification

21
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what percent of the population has the correct overjet

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1/3
1/3 increased
moderat(5-6mm): 10%
gross overjet (greater than 7)”5%

22
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how common is reverse overjet

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5% of asian
.5% african americans
.3 whites

23
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overbite

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vertical overlap

24
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what is normal overbite

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contact at or above the cingulum about 1-2mm

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what is an open bie
no overlap(negative overbite)
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how common is overbite
half is ideal moderate over bite is more common that open bite extremes are about equal
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how does crowding change with age
it increases with age
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how does overjet change with age
it increases with age
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what is more common, deep or open bite
Deep bite
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what racial group has more open bites
African americans
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what racial group has more deep bites
Whites
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what is the problems with malocclusion
Psychosocial problems due to discrimination b/c dental and facial appearance Problems with oral function greater change of trauma
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what are the oral function problems associated with maoclusion
Difficult to move jaw (bad muscle coordination tmd problems with mastication and speech
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do people with bad occlusion usually report difficulty eating
No
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does severe malocclusion usually lead to TMD
No
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can malocclusion lead to dificulties in swallowing and speach
Rare | - can speak even with terrible oclusion, but usally adapts with tongue (also for swallowing
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risk due to protruding upper incisors and excesss overjet
greater risk of injury to the teeth during childhod
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what can extremem overbite lead to
DAmgaged tissue lingual to the pper inciros or labial to the lower - even loss of teeth
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do poorly aligned teeth lead to caries
No
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how is ortho treatment shown to be needed
By the worst ortho related problem
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how is ortho treatment need scaled
based on the IOTN with 1 as no need and 5 as extreme need
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WHEN DO PEOPLE MOST NEED ORTH
gRADE 4 AND 5
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what perecents of races are level 4 and 5 ortho
Whites: 15% blacks: 20% hispanic: 15%
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what area tends to think they don't need ortho treatment
In the country