midterm Flashcards

1
Q

prenatal growth stage

A

conception to birth (40 weeks)

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2
Q

infancy growth stage

A

birth to second birthday

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3
Q

childhood growth stage

A

females: 2-10
males: 2-12

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4
Q

adolescence

A

females: 10-18
males: 12-20

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5
Q

pubertal growth spurt for males

A

age 14

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6
Q

pubertal growth spurt for females

A

age 12

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7
Q

when should eruption of primary incisors occur by?

A

first birthday

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8
Q

which primary teeth erupt first

A

primary mandibular central incisors

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9
Q

which primary teeth erupt last

A

primary maxillary second moalrs

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10
Q

when should primary dentition be completely erupted

A

third birthday

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11
Q

normal range for an overbite

A

10-70%

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12
Q

normal range for an overjet

A

2-4 mm

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13
Q

clinical normal for a facial plane angle

A

89º = retrognathic

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14
Q

clinical normal for mandibular plane angle

A

26º

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15
Q

clinical normal range for nasolabial angle

A

90-110º

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16
Q

clinical normal value for aesthetic plane

A

2-5 mm

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17
Q

incidence rate of primary molars having a flush terminal plane relationship

A

76%

18
Q

incidence rate of primary molars having a distal-step terminal plane relationship

A

10%

19
Q

incidence rate of primary molars having a mesial-step terminal plane relationship

A

14%

20
Q

familial, race, and sex are _______ factors

A

genetic

21
Q

low birth weight, prematurity, nutrition are ______ factors

A

environmental

22
Q

endocrine system, hypopituitarism, hypothyroidism, delayed eruption are ______ factors

A

systemic

23
Q

premature loss of a tooth, supernumerary teeth, trauma, spacing are ______ factors

A

local

24
Q

beginning of calcification to enamel formation is how long

A

4-5 years

25
Q

exceptions for calcification to enamel formation time include which teeth

A

1st molars and canines

26
Q

how long does it take first molars to begin calcification -> enamel formation

A

3 years, so shorter than normal time

27
Q

how long does it take canines to begin calcification -> enamel formation

A

6 years, so longer than normal time

28
Q

eruption into oral cavity to root completion takes about ___ years

A

3

29
Q

interval between crown completion and eruption into occlusion is ___ years

A

5

30
Q

what age do first molars erupt

A

6 years and 3 months

31
Q

when should first molars be screened for pathologies

A

age 5

32
Q

what age do incisors erupt

A

7-8 years

33
Q

when should incisors be screened for pathologies

A

age 5

34
Q

what age do canines erupt

A

age 12

35
Q

when should canines be screened for pathologies

A

age 9

36
Q

what age to premolars erupt

A

age 12

37
Q

when should premolars be screened for pathologies

A

during mixed dentition stage

38
Q

incidence of Class I molar relationship in permanent dentition

A

59%

39
Q

incidence of a Class II molar relationship in permanent dentition

A

39%

40
Q

incidence of Class III molar relationship in permanent dentition

A

3%