Parcial 2 Pt2 Flashcards

1
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Is essential to carry out the correct treatment planning. This must be done based on a thorough study of the patient and the problems they present, both bone and dental

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Orthodontic diagnosis

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The orthodontic diagnosis deals with recognition of the various characteristics of the maloclussion. Based on:

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  • pacient interview
  • clinical examination
  • evaluation of diagnosis records
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3
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Mention the 4 medical conditions that contraindicate the use of orthodontic appliances:

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  • cancer
  • diabetes
  • osteoporosis
  • reumatic feber
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4
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Describe what are some of the most importante things that we can see in the intraoral pictures that can be helpful for the orthodontic diagnosis:

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Assess to the general condition of the hard and soft tissues of the mouth and the functional status of the patients occlusion

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5
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Describe what are some of the most important things that we can see in the extraoral pictures that can be helpful for the orthodontic diagnosis:

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Determine facial shape, symmetry, soft tissue harmony and the state of the perioral muscles.

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6
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Write the 3 types of profiles:

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  • convex
    Straight
    Concave
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7
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Write the 3 types of facial form:

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Square
Oval
Round

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8
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Write the name of each orthodontic diagnostic records:

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  • lateral X ray
  • Panoramic x ray
  • dental cast
  • intraoral and extraoral photographs
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9
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Cephalometric analysis compound of:

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  • anatomic marks
  • points of reference
  • lines and angulations
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10
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Steiner analysis types of analysis

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Skeletal, dental and soft tissue analysis

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11
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Soft tissue analysis

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S line

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12
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Vertical growth

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Dolichocephalic

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13
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Horizontal growth

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Brachycephalic

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14
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Is a structure described in anatomy

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Anatomical landmark

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15
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Is set arbitrarily by the author of an analysis

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Reference point

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16
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Nasion, most anterior point in the frontonasal suture

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Point N

17
Q

Incisal edges of the upper and lower incisors

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1 INF and 1 SUP

18
Q

Deepest point in the anterior concavity of the mandible

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Point B

19
Q

Most anterior and inferior point on the symphysis of the chin

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Gn point

20
Q

Deepest in point in the anterior concavity of the upper jaw

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Point A

21
Q

Stella turcica, visual center of the pituitary fossa in the sphenoid

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Point S

22
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Intersection of the tangent to the posterior edge of the ramus and the tangent to the lower edge of the mandibular body

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Go point

23
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Anteroposterior position of the maxillary

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SNA Angle

24
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Anteroposterior relationship of the mandible

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SNA Angle

25
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It provides us the amount of maxillomandibular discrepancy (between Mx and mn)

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ANB Angle

26
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Indicates the position of the occlusal plane in relation to the cranial base

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SN- PIOc

27
Q

Indicates the type of mandibular rotational growth in relation to the skull base

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SN GO-Gn

28
Q

Maxilary and mandible in harmony related to the cranial base

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Skeletal class I

29
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Maxillary hypo plasma with normal mandibular growth

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Skeletal class III