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Test Chapter 10&11 Flashcards

1
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Features of the face

A 
Canthus
Ala
Philtrum
Targus 
Nasion
Glabella
Root
Septum
Anterior naris 
Mental protuberance 
Angle of the mandible 
Zygomatic arch
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Forehead

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Extending from the eyebrows to the hairline

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3
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Temples

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Posterior to the eyes

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4
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Orbital area

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Containing the eye & covered by the eyelids

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5
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Zygomatic

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The prominence of the cheek

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6
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Attached vs unattached gingiva

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Attached:
Is firmly bond to the periosteum & the dentition

Unattached:
Free gingiva around the cervical region of the tooth

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7
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Anterior & posterior teeth

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Anterior teeth: are the incisors & canines

Posterior teeth: premolars & molars

Each tooth has 5 surfaces:

  • facial
  • lingual
  • occlusal
  • mesial
  • distal
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8
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Tooth types & functions

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Permanent:

  • Incisors: to cut
  • Canines: to cut & tear
  • Premolars: to hold food & chew/grind
  • Molars: to chew/grind

Primary:

  • incisors
  • canines
  • molars
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9
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Anatomic features of teeth

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Contours ( shape)
Contacts ( touch)
Embrasures ( space)
Height of contour

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10
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Difference between succedaneous & non-succedaneous

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Succedaneous: permanent teeth that replace the primary teeth

Non-succedaneous: molars are non-succedaneous because premolars replace the primary molars

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11
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Curve of spee

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Occlusal surfaces of the posterior teeth do not form a flat plane

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12
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Curve of Wilson

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Cross-arch curvature of the posterior occlusal plane

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13
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Difference between line & point angle

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Line: formed by the junction of two surfaces

Point angle: angle formed by the junction of three surfaces at one point

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14
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Angies classification

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Class 1 neutroclusion: normal

Class 2 distoclusion; buck teeth

Class 3 mesioclusion: bulldog

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15
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Name the 2 regions of the oral cavity

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Vestibule

Oral cavity proper

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16
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What term is defined as the natural teeth in the jaw bones

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Dentition

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17
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Name the three dentitions

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Primary dentition
Permanent dentition
Mixed dentition

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18
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Identify using the correct terminology the dental arches

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The maxillary & mandibular

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19
Q

How many teeth are in each dentitions

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Primary: 20

Permanent: 32

20
Q

How many surfaces on a tooth

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5

21
Q

Contact of the teeth during biting & chewing movements

A

Functional occlusion

22
Q

List 5 functions of the tongue

A 
Speaking
Tasting & tactile sensations
Positioning food while eating 
Swallowing 
Cleansing the oral cavity
23
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The soft hanging projection at the posterior portion of the soft palate is called

A

Uvula

24
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Contact with membranes at the back of our mouth can trigger the

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Gag reflex

25
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The pear shaped pad found behind the max incisors is named the

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Incisive papilla

26
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Extending laterally from the incisive papilla are irregular ridges or folds of the masticatory mucosa

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Palatial Rugae

27
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What is the narrow band of tissue that connects two structures called

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Frenum

28
Q

The free posterior border of the soft palate

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Posterior faucial pillar

29
Q

What dust is also called parotid duct

A

Stensens duct

30
Q

What is the point where the attached gingival meets the lining mucosa

A

Mucogingival junction

31
Q

What is the space between the teeth & the inner mucosal lining of the lips & cheeks called

A

Vestibule

32
Q

The winglike tip of the outer side of each nostril is called

A

Ala

33
Q

Which large papilla forms a V on the posterior portion of the tongue

A

Vallate papilla

34
Q

What is the bad of each vestibule here the buccal mucosa meets the alveolar mucosa calked

A

Mucobuccal fold

35
Q

The soft palate is supported between two arches

A

Palatial glossal

Palatial pharyngeal

36
Q

Eruption pattern max

A 
Central incisors: 6-10 months 
Lateral incisors: 9-12 months 
First molar: 12-18 months 
Canine: 16-22 months 
Second molar: 24-32 months
37
Q

Eruption pattern man

A 
Central incisors: 6-10 months 
Lateral incisors: 7-10 months 
First molar: 12-18 months 
Canine: 16-22 months 
Second molar: 20-32 months
38
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Tongue receptor

A

Bitter
Sour
Sweet
Salty

39
Q

Outer canthus

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Food of tissues at the outer area of the eyelids

40
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Mental protuberance

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Forms the chin

41
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Philtrum

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Rectangular area under the nose to the upper lip

42
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Tragus

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Cartilage anterior to the ear opening

43
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Nasion

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Midpoint between the eyes below the eyebrows

44
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Septum

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Divides nasal cavity into 2 parts

45
Q

Anterior naris

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Nostril

46
Q

How many molars are on primary dentition

A

None

47
Q

What causes malocclusions

A

Over bite & underbite

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