Unit 304- oral anatomy+exam Flashcards

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1
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where are mamelons found

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incisal edge

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2
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what tooth has the longest root

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canine

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3
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what is ptyaslism

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excessive saliva

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4
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name 3 epithelial membrane

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lining, masticatory, specialised

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5
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what is term for swallowing

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deglutition

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6
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name 2 taste buds

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filiform + fungiform papillae

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what adaptation does the lining epithelium mucous membrane under tongue

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thin rapid absorption

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what is glossitis and caused by what

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inflammation of tongue
vitamin B
anaemia
low irom levels

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4 reasons for dysphagia

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1-psychological
2-xerostomia-dry mouth
3-oesophagitis-inflamation of oesophagus
4-central nervous system-stroke

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10
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enamel main mineral crystals

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96% calcium hydroxyapatite/interprismatic structure

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junction between enamel and dentine

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ameldodentinal junction

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hydroxyapatite crystal exchange with fluoride to make what

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fluorapatite crystals

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13
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how much crystals in dentine

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80%

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14
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how many crystals in cementum

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65%
50

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what cells from cementum

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cementoblasts

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pulp structures

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-contains nerves and blood vessels
-sensory nerve endings run fribrils in hollow dentine tubules

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17
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junction where cementum and dentine meet

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dentinocemental

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18
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what is the first and second molar of deciduous teeth UR numbers

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D and E 54 55

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19
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deciduous teeth upper and lower 1st and 2nd molar number of cusps

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1st on both is 4
2nd on both is 5

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20
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where is cusps of carabelli found

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upper first molar

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21
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how many incisors in adults and children

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8
0

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22
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what is the enzyme in salvia called

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ptyain

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23
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changes to oral tissues with age is called

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gerontology

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24
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what is halitosis

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bad breath

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whats the reason for teeth to darken and thin less elastic
age
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what is healthy measurement between tooth and gingival margin
3mm
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what is Sjogen syndrome
low moisture levels
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what measurements on BPE probe
3.5,5.5,7mm
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what is exfoliation
roots are resorbed by adult teeth and they fall out
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what is divergent roots
deciduous roots splayed out
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deciduous teeth 2 adaptions
1- large pulp chamber 2- thin enamel
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which two teeth have 5 cusps
upper 1st molar and lower 1st molar
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what is the raised area of an incisor
cingulum
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which premolar has two roots
upper 1st premolar canine fossa
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which tooth is the largest
1st upper molar
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what is lamina dura
compact bone
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what is alveolar bone named as and what is the outer layer called
spongey bone alveolar mucosa
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what is the layer of gingiva called
mucoperiosteal layer
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what is the order of gingiva going down the tooth
-attached -free -marginal -gingiva crevice(suclus) -epithelial attachment of junction
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what is the natural mound of gingival tissue called (gum inbetween each tooth)
interdental papila
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signs of gingivitis
-false pockets -inflamed -bleed -red and shiny
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what is the term for overgrown gums and why
hyperplasia drugs like epilepsy
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what acts as a shock absorber
periodontal ligament
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periodontal ligament fibres in order
-free gingival fibres-maintain cuff -transeptal fibres-maintain gingival attachments -alveolar crest fibres-prevents movement -horizontal fibres -oblique fibres -apical fibres which are next to apical foramen
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what are the fibres made of
collagen
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what is the ability called to detect and transmit sensations
proprioception
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what are the salivary glands called
exocrine glands
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sublingual gland duct and what nerve
many sublingual ducts facial nerve
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what connects the parotid gland to oral cavity and what cranial never
stenson duct glossopharyngeal
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what connects the submandibular gland to oral cavity and what cranial never
wharton duct facial nerve
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two functions of saliva
1-mucous secretory (thick for lubrication minerals and enzymes) 2-serous secretory (thin for antibodies and electrolytes)
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function of minerals in saliva sodium calcium electrolytes- phosphates
neutralise acids good PH in oral cavity mineralisation of plaque
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what is function of salivary amylase
digestive enzyme starts digestion called ptyalin
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what are antibodies and white blood cells in saliva for
fight infections like perio healing WBC- fights oral infection
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mucus in saliva is for
lubrication
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water in salvia is for
lubrication dissolve food cleansing teeth
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patients with low and high mineral content have
L-watery, little calculus, high caries H-thick, more calculus, lower caries
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what can cause xerostomia
irradiation(radiotherapy) medication(antidepressants) Sjogren syndrome
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what is cause of ptyalism 4
-perio -trauma -acid reflux -parkinsons
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what do you use 4 study models for
occlusion appearance toothwear ortho crown
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what do you use 3 photographs for
appearance before and after tissue lesions trauma
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cold vitality test
-ethyl chloride -endofrost
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what does it mean with increased response
early pulpitis
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hot vitality test
-warm GP -warm water and rubber dam
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electrical test
pulp tester
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what does reduced response mean
pulp is dying
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what does dentist check in extra oral examination
-skin colour (blemishes, facial symmetry) -lips (colour size) -lymph nodes (swellings)
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what is unusual blemishes may indicate
melanoma
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what does blue purple lips indicate
heart failure
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what do swollen lymph nodes indicate
fighting infection
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what do dentist check with intraoral examination
-mucosa (colour, texture, patches, tonsils) -tongue (colour, texture, patches) -floor of mouth (colour, texture, patches)
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code 1 code 2
1-bleeding no more than 3.5mm no plaque 2-no more than 3.5mm plaque
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code 3 code 4
3- pocket up to 5.5mm 4- more than 5.5mm
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code *
for furcation pockets of 7mm+
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grade 1,2,3 mobile
1- side to side less than 2mm 2- side to side more than 2mm 3- vertical movement
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how many cusps in baby 1st and 2nd molar upper and lower
1st u+l 4 cusps 2nd u+l 5 cusps
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which part of mouth is not covered by masticatory membrane
floor of mouth
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reduced saliary flow and hard to swallow
xerostomia
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layout of the dentine
hollow tubes
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80% CH crystals in
dentine
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which tooth has cingulum
lower canine
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what gingival tissues between tooth and periodontium
junctional epithelial
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space between each tooth is what epithelium
sulcular
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what fibres help tooth not to move rotation
oblique
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parotid glands easily can develop
benign tumours
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where do the sublingal glands lie
above mylohoid line
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what in saliva helps in healing
antibiodies
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which two teeth have 3 roots and 5 cusps
upper e and upper 6
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nerve end sections in dentine
fibrils
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outermost layer of CH crystals is what structure
inter-prismatic substance
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which probe is not used in a perio assessment
cpitn
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what xray to show primary meisodens
anterior occlusal
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overhangs xray
horiozonal bitewing
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which virus is responsibel for oropharyngeal cancer
human papillomavirsus
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chicken pox is herpes
varicella
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random inheritence of antibodies is caused by
natural immunity
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which vaccination protects imuuinty brain and spinal cord
menigitis
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lesion that is not assoicated by micororganisms
apthous ulcer
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onset hot cold sensitivty sign of
reversible pulpitis