Orofacial Anatomy LAB, Exam 1 (15-18)

Book: Illustrated Dental Embr. Histology, & Anatomy. Tooth Anatomy

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Front Back
Question 1
Periodontium:
  • gingiva, CEJ, crown, root
  1. Enamel (white crown)
  2. Dentin (beige)
  3. Pulp (pink)
  4. Cementum
  5. Periodontal ligament
  6. Alveolar process (bone), alveolus (socket)
Cemental caries
Increases in older adults as gingival recession occurs from trauma or periodontal disease
Question 3
Primary dentition period (clockwise starting at Max. right second molar, ending at mand. right second molar)
  • occurs approx. 6 mons-6 yrs old (complete by 30 mons)
  • A-T (U.N. system)
  • older term: deciduous
Mixed dentition period, "transitional stage"
  • occurs between 6-12 years old
  • primary & permanent teeth are present
Question 5
Permanent dentition period
  • beyond 12 yrs of age
  • period begins with shedding of the last primary tooth
Primary Maxillary teeth, Eruption
  1. Central incisor: 10 m.
  2. Lateral incisor: 11 m.
  3. Canine: 19 m.
  4. 1st MOLAR: 16 m.
  5. 2nd MOLAR: 29 m.
Primary Mandibular teeth, Eruption
  1. Central incisor: 8 m.
  2. Lateral incisor: 13 m.
  3. Canine: 20 m.
  4. 1st MOLAR: 16 m.
  5. 2nd MOLAR: 27 m.
Perm. MAXILLARY teeth, Eruption
  1. Central incisor- 7-8
  2. Lateral incisor- 8-9
  3. Canine- 11-12
  4. 1st premolar- 10-11
  5. 2nd premolar- 10-12
  6. 1st MOLAR- 6-7
  7. 2nd MOLAR- 12-13
  8. 3rd MOLAR- 17
"See Eight Elephants Try to Sit Twice"
Perm. MANDIBULAR teeth, Eruption
  1. Central incisor: 6-7
  2. Lateral incisor: 7-8
  3. Canine: 9-10
  4. 1st premolar: 10-12
  5. 2nd premolar: 11-12
  6. 1st MOLAR: 6-7
  7. 2nd MOLAR: 11-13
  8. 3rd MOLAR: 17
"Six Seals Need to Eat Six Eels"
Universal Numbering System (UNS)
Widely used in the U.S for both dentitions
  • A-T - primary
  • 1-32 - permanent
International Numbering System (INS)
Using a 2-digit code:
  • the first digit is the quadrant, second digit: tooth's position in this quadrant (1-8 starting with C. incisor)
Palmer Notation Method
"Military numbering System"- produce easy to view graphic mapping.
  • (A-E starting with C. incisor, with L symbols)
Alveolus
Tooth supported by the bone of the tooth socket, located in the alveolar process
Anterior teeth
Incisors & Canines
Posterior teeth
Premolars & Molars
D-A-Q-T System
Correct sequence of describing each tooth
  • D - dentition, A - arch, Q - quadrant, T - tooth type, Ex: "Permanent mandibular left 1st premolar"
Cusp
Contribute to a sign. part of tooth's surface
  • Canines, 1; premolars, 2; 2nd premolars 3; Max. molars, 4