Quick Highlights

Question 1

Canine Deciduous dentition/eruption times:

Answer 1

3/3 1/1 3/3 0/0

3-4w 3 wk 2-12w

28 total teeth

Question 2

Canine Permanent Dentition/ eruption times

Answer 2

3/3 1/1 3/3 2/3

3-5m 4-6m 4-6m 5-7m

42 total teeth

Question 3

Root break down for canine maxilla

Answer 3

I/C both have 1

PM1 has one

next 2 have 2 (PM2/3)

next 3 have 3 (PM1, M1/2)

Question 4

Root break down for canine mandible

Answer 4

I/C both have 1

PM1 and M4 are book ends with 1

all the in betweens have 2

Question 5

Feline Deciduous dentition/eruption times:

Answer 5

3/3 1/1 3/2 0/0

2-3w 3-4 wk 3-6w

26 total teeth

Question 6

Canine Permanent dentition/eruption times:

Answer 6

3/3 1/1 3/2 1/1

3-4m 4-5m 4-6m 4-6m

30 total teeth

Question 7

Root break down for feline maxilla

Answer 7

I/C have 1

PM1 is missing

PM2 has 1-2 fused

PM3 has 2 roots

PM4 has 3 roots

M1 has 1-3 usually fused roots

Question 8

Root break down for feline mandible

Answer 8

I/C have 1 root

PM1/2 are missing

PM3/4 and M1 all have 2

Question 9

What are the 5 points of occlusion?

Answer 9

midline match

incisor gap

canine interlock

premoalr interdigitation

carnassial overlap

Question 10

Class 1 malocclusion:

Answer 10

overall canine/incisor relationship is normal

jaw length normal/equal

1-2 teeth abnormal alignment

Question 11

Class 2 malocclusion:

Answer 11

Pronathic, maxilla is longer

they have an overbite

Maxilla incisor/canine occlusal line is in front of mandibular

Question 12

Class 3 malocclusion:

Answer 12

Underbite

maxilla is shorter than mandible

brachycephalics

maxilla incisor/canine occlusal line behind the mandibular

Question 13

Class 4 malocclusion:

Answer 13

Discrepancy between R/L

Question 14

What is the difference between complicated/uncomplicated crwon fractures?

Answer 14

complicated- exposed pulp, tooth most likely gonna die

uncomplicated- no exposure of pulp

Question 15

Brachiocephalic dogs have ____ type of occlusion

Answer 15

Class 3- underbite

Question 16

Mesaticephalic breeds are typically missing ____

Answer 16

PM1 and 4

have longer interdigital spacing

Question 17

What are the normal probing depths/procedure?

Answer 17

Probe at least 6 locations, gently slide against tooth

dog- 1-3 mm

cat 0.5-1mm

Question 18

What is periodontal disease?

Answer 18

bacT plaque build up on tooth surface

mineralization into tartar

causes inflammation to the peridontium eventually

Question 19

What structures compose the peridontium?

Answer 19

gingiva

alveolar bone

periodontal ligament

cementum

Question 20

Evidence of epriodontal dz?

Answer 20

probing depth

gingival recession

periodontal attachment loss

furcation involvement

Question 21

What is the furcation?

Answer 21

it is crotch/pocket in tooth

Question 22

How many stages pf periodontal dz are there?

Answer 22

5 )0-4)

0- normal

4- 50% attachment loss

Question 23

Periodontal dz stage 0

Answer 23

normal

Question 24

Periodontal dz stage 1

Answer 24

gingivitis, inflammation,

ONLY REVERSIBLE STAGE

no attachment loss

normal probing

Question 25

Periodontal dz stage 2

Answer 25

Gingivitis/periodontal inflamm

Question 26

Periodontal dz stage 3

Answer 26

Gingivitis/periodontal inflamm | 25-50% of attachment loss

Question 27

Periodontal dz stage 4

Answer 27

Gingivitis/periodontal inflamm | >50% of attachment loss

Question 28

How do you treat periodontal dz?

Answer 28

extraction

Question 29

How does periodontal dz manifest in cats?

Answer 29

they over erupt teeth not gingival loss

Question 30

What is tooth resorption?

Answer 30

some fucking weird thing cats do for some god forsaken reason

Question 31

What are the types of tooth resorption/desribe them

Answer 31

Type 1 periodontal ligament still attached Type 2 ligament absent Type 3 has 2 roots, one of the ligaments is still attached

Question 32

What are the stages of tooth resorption? / describe

Answer 32

Stage 1 mild hard tissue loss Stage 2 moderate hard tissue loss Stage 3 severe hard tissue loss extending into pulp Stage 4- has substages a. crown/root equally affected b. crown more affected c. root more affected Stage 5 no recognizable tooth structure remains

Question 33

What are the sentinel teeth for TR?

Answer 33

PM3/4

Question 34

Whata re the conditions fro tx of tooth resorption?

Answer 34

absence of peridontal ligament space absence of peridontal dz absence of radiographic dz neg FeLV FIV status

Question 35

Intrinsic staing teeth is a indication that:

Answer 35

dog need to lay off the coffee and those teetha re 92% likely to die/are non-vital

Question 36

T/F NO TWO TEETH SHOULD OCCUPY THE SAME CAVITY

Answer 36

TRUE

Question 37

What is the msot common malignant tumor in dogs/cats?

Answer 37

Dog- malignant melanoma Cats squamous cell carcinoma

Question 38

What is an acanthomatous ameloblastoma?

Answer 38

angry epilus, local invasion but soesnt metastasize

Question 39

What is the gold standard of tooth care... what is the most important part of it?

Answer 39

brushing teeth the mechanical action itself of brushing, the toothpaste doesnt do shit