Anatomy: D1 (2008) Anatomy Of Dental Arches

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HIGHLY SPECIALIZED SKULL PART

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TEETH

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DENTAL ARCH SPECIAL ARTICULATION

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1. OCCLUSION
2. TEETH AS GROWTH UNITS
3. JAW

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DENTAL ARCH SPECIAL ARTICULATION W/ THE JAW

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1. GOMPHOSIS
2. PEG TO SOCKET JOINT
3. ALVEOLAR BONE SOCKET

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LITERALLY, ORTHOPAEDICS OF THE FACE

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DENTISTRY

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SURGERY, CONCERNED W/ PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION OF THE FUNCTION OF THE SKELETAL SYSTEM OR LITERALLY STRAIGHTENING OF CHILDERN

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ORTHOPEDICS

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CORRECTION OF MALFORMATION OF THE FACE AND JAW

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DENTOFACIALO

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FATHER OF ORTHOPAEDIC

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NICHOLAS ANDRY

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CLINICAL PROCEDUCES BASED ON THE FOUNDATION OF BASIC SCIENCE, SUCH AS ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIC

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1. PERIODONTIC
2. ORAL SURGERY

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EPITHELIUM REPLACE IN 4-6 DAYS

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GINGIVAL EPITHELIUM

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FATHER OF IMPLANT

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PROFESSOR BRANEMARK'S

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SPECIAL TISSUES THAT CRUCIAL SEAL THE EPITHELIAL ATTACHMENT

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1. FREE GINGIVA AND GROOVE
2. GINGIVAL SULCUS

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STIPPLED, COLLAGEN BUNDLES THAT ANCHOR GINGIVAL TO THE ALVEOLAR BONE

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ATTACHED GINGIVAL

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FIBERS GROUP OF PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT (PDL)

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1. FREE GINGIVAL
2. INTERDENTAL (TRANSSEPTAL)
3. CRESTAL
4. HORIZONTAL
5. OBLIQUE OF PRINCIPAL
6. APICAL
7. INTERRADICULAR FIBER GROUPS

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TISSUES WHICH FORM THE SOCKET AND DIRECTLY SUPPORT THE TEETH VIA PDL

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ALVEOLAR BONE

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COMPONENTS OF ALVEOLAR BONE PROPER

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1. FOR PDL FIBER ANCHORAGE
2. CRIBRIFORM PLATE
3. LAMINA DURA

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COMPONENT OF ALVEOLAR BONE

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1. ALVEOLAR BONE PROPER
2. ALVEOLAR TRABECULAE OR SPONGIOSA
3. ALVEOLAR CORTICAL PLATES

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A CORRUGATED PLATES B/W EACH SOCKET

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ALVEOLAR TRABECULAE OR SPONGIOSA

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A OUTER AND INNER PLATES SUPPORTING ALL THE ROOTS

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ALVEOLAR CORTICAL PLATE

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A BONE RELATED TO MUSCLE ATTACHMENT AND THE SUPPORTING FRAMEWORK OF THE FACE AND ITS OTHER NON DENTAL FUNCTION

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BASAL BONE

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PROCEDURES OF TOOTH EXTRACTION

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1. PROCESS OF DISSECTION
2. NEVER SIMPLY " PULLING A TOOTH
3. SYSTEMATIC SURGICAL DISSECTION OF THE DENTOALVEOLAR ATTACHMENT MECHANISM

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PROCEDURES OF THE PREPARATION OF SURGICAL TOOTH EXTRACTION

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1. EXPLAIN CLEARLY AND DOCUMENT THE PATIENT'S ORAL HEALTH PROBLEM FOR SURGICAL CONSENT
2. ANESTHETIZE THE REGIONAL TISSUES: KNOW REGIONAL NERVE BRANCHES INVOLVES
3. WIPE AWAY PLAQUE AROUND THE GINGIVAL ATTACHMENT TO CLEAN THE PERIODONTAL SURGICAL SITE

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EXECUTION OF THE SURGICAL DISSECTION, STRIPPED AWAY SEQUENCE OF TISSUE W/ A DENTAL PLASTIC INSTRUMENT OR PERIOSTEAL ELEVATOR

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1. EPITHELIAL ATTACHMENT
2. JUNCTIONAL EPITHELIAL
3. FREE GINGIVAL FIBER
4. INTERDENTAL OR TRANSSEPTAL FIBER
5. CRESTAL FIBER

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EXECUTION OF THE SURGICAL DISSECTION OF TOOTH

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1. SEQUENCE OF TISSUE DISSECTION
2. FORCEPS CAN GRIP THE CERVICAL PORTION OF THE ROOT TO BEGIN DISLOCATION OF THE GOMPHOSIS: BY EXPANDING THE ALVEOLAR SOCKET IN ORDER TO TEAR THE PRINCIPAL FIBER, AND APICAL AND INTERRADICULAR
3. AFTER GENTLE REMOVAL OF THE DISLOCATED TOOTH
4. DIGITAL PRESSURE TO APPLIED
5. SOFT TISSUE ARE EXAMINED

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AFTER GENTLE REMOVAL OF THE DISLOCATED TOOTH

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1. ROOT TIPS ARE EXAMINED FOR COMPLETENESS
2. SOCKET EXAMINED FOR REMOVAL OF BONE FRAGMENT

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DIGITAL PRESSURES TO APPLIED ON

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1. BUCCAL
2. LINGUAL
BUCCAL AND LINGUAL SURFACE FOR RE-APPOSITION OF THE MICROFRACTURE IN THE BENT CORTICAL BONE PLATE

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AFTER EXTRACTION SOFT TISSUES ARE EXAMINED FOR

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1. INTEGRITY
2. IF LOOSE: SUTURE TOGETHER TO COVER THE ALVEOLAR OSSEUS WOUND
3. TO SUPPORT THE FORMATION OF BLOOD CLOT AND TISSSUE REPAIR REGROWTH INTO THE SOCKET

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DISSECTION OF ENDENTULOUS ARCHES, ALVEOLOPLASTY PROCEDURE

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1. GINGIVAL FLAPS ARE ELEVATED (SOMETIME) TO REMOVE SHARP EDGES OF BONE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF COMFORTABLE DENTURE IN PROSTHODONTIC
2. OPEN MAXILLARY SINUS BY REMOVING THE INFERIOR NASAL CONCHA, AND LATERAL NASAL WALL W/ BONE RONGEUR
3. LOOK FOR SUPERIOR ALVEOLAR NERVES AND VESSEL

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LOOK FOR SUPERIOR ALVEOLAR NERVES AND VESSELS

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1. ANTERIOR SUPERIOR ALVEOLAR
2. MIDDLE SUPERIOR ALVEOLAR: 54%
3. POSTERIOR SUPERIOR ALVEOLAR

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FITZGERALD FINDING FOR THE MIDDLE SUPERIOR ALVEOLAR NERVE

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1. 54% PRESENT
2. 28% VARIABLE
3. 18% ABSENT

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REGIONAL DENTAL AND PERIODONTAL ANATOMY IN RELATION TO INSTRUMENT DESIGN AND CLINICAL PROCEDURE

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1. INFILTRATION AND REGIONAL NERVE TRUNK BLOCKED
2. FORCEP DENTAL ANATOMY
3.ELVATOR AND LEVERAGE MECHANIC
4. MUCOPERIOSTEAL FLAPS

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KNOWING NERVE PATHWAY IS RELATION TO WHICH INSTRUMENT DESIGN AND CLINICAL PROCEDURE

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INFILTRATION AND REGIONAL NERVE TRUNK BLOCK

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ROOT AND ROOT TRUNK ANATOMY RELATED TO FORCEP DESIGN ARE IN RELATION TO WHICH INSTRUMENT DESIGN

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FORCEPS DENTAL ANATOMY

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BUCCAL PLATE IS FULCRUM FOR LEVERAGE ARE IN RELATION TO WHICH INSTRUMENT DESIGN

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ELEVATOR AND LEVERAGE MECHANIC

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PLACEMENT OF INCISION MUST BE CAREFUL TO PRESERVE LOCAL BLOOD SUPPLY TO SOFT TISSUES ARE IN RELATION TO WHICH CLINICAL PROCEDURE

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MUCOPERIOSTEAL FLAPS

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SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES B/W CADAVER TISSUES AND LIVING TISSUE: EMBALM CADAVER

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1. BONE IS HARDENED AND MORE BRITTLE THAN LIVING BONE
2. SOCKET DO NOT READILY EXPAND SO PDL CAN BE TORN
3. LARGE PIECES OF ALVEOLAR SOCKET BREAK AWAY W/ EXTRACTED TOOTH

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SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES B/W CADAVER TISSUES AND LIVING TISSUES: EXTRACTING BRITTLE TEETH

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MUCH LIKE EXTRACTIING ENDODONTICALLY TREATED TEETH SUFFERED ADVANCED PERIODONTAL DISEASE, SOMETIME FRACTURES AND REMOVED IN PIECES

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EXTRACTION OF A CADAVER THAT IS NOT WELL EMBALMED

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1. TEETH MAYBE MORE EASILY EXTRACTED
2. CLOSELY RESEMBLE THE ACTUAL CLINICAL EXPERIENCE OF REMOVING DISEASE TEETH IN LIVING PATIENT

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PROCEDURE FOR EXTRACTION OF THIRD MOLAR

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DONE BUCCALLY TO SAVE THE LINGUAL NERVE AND AVOID THE LINGUAL CORTICAL PLATE

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PROCEDURES USE TO DEVELOPING YOUR SKILLS FOR FUTURE CLINICAL EXPERIENCES

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1. PERSONAL OBSERVATION
2. ASSIMILATION AND ORGANIZATION
OF INFORMATION
3. COMPARISON
4. ANALYSIS AND DECISION
5. JUDGEMENT

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A DEVELOPING SKILL THAT INCLUDE BASIC OF DICOVERY AND DETERMINING WHAT IS. WHAT DO YOU SEE

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PERSONAL OBSERVATION

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DEVELOPING SKILL THAT ALLOW YOUR ORDERING OF KNOWLEDGE FROM MANY SOURCES

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ASSIMILATION AND ORGANIZATION OF INFORMATION

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DEVELOPING SKILL ALLOW FOR MEASURING THE ACCURACY OF THE BASIC OF SCIENTIFIC OUTLOOK

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COMPARISON

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DEVELOPING SKILL THAT ALLOW YOUR CONFIDENCE IN WHAT YOU LEARN, WHAT YOU KNOW AND WHAT IN DISSECTION

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ANALYSIS AND DECISION

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DEVELOPING SKILL THAT ALLOW YOUR CONFIDENCE IN WHAT YOU KNOW MAKING YOUR FINAL DECISION FOR EXAM

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JUDGEMENT