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54 Cards in this Set
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What is indicated by #1?
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Ba (basion)
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What is indicated by #2?
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Ar (Articulare)
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What is indicated by #3?
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Po (Porion)
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What is indicated by #4?
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S (sella)
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What is indicated by #5?
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N (Nasion)
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What is indicated by #6?
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Or (Orbitale)
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What is indicated by #7?
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Ptm (Pterygomaxillary fissure)
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What is indicated by #8?
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PNS (Posterior Nasal Spine)
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What is indicated by #9?
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ANS (Anterior Nasal Spine)
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What is indicated by #10?
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A-point (Subspinale)
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What is indicated by #11?
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M-point
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What is indicated by #12?
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U1A (U1-apex) [most apical pt on max incisor]
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What is indicated by #13?
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U1T (U1-tip) [incisal tip of max incisor]
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What is indicated by #14?
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U1F (U1-facial) [most facial pt on max incisor]
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What is indicated by #15?
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Pr (Prosthion)
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What is indicated by #16?
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L1T (L1-tip) [incisal tip of mand central incisor]
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What is indicated by #17?
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L1A (L1-apex) [most apical pt on mand incisor]
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What is indicated by #18?
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Id (Infradentale)
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What is indicated by #19?
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B-point (Submentale)
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What is indicated by #20?
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Pog (Pogonion)
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What is indicated by #21?
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Gn (Gnathion)
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What is indicated by #22?
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Me (Menton)
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What is indicated by #23?
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D-point [center of mandibular symphysis]
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What is indicated by #24?
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Go-i (Gonion inferior)
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What is indicated by #25?
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Go (Gonion)
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What is indicated by #26?
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Go-s (Gonion superior)
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What is indicated by #27?
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soft tissue N (soft tissue Nasion)
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What is indicated by #28?
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Prn (Pronasale)
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What is indicated by #29?
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Sn (Subnasale)
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What is indicated by #30?
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Ls (Labrale superius)
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What is indicated by #32?
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si {or sti} (stomion inferior)
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What is indicated by #33?
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Li (Labrale Inferius)
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What is indicated by #31?
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ss {or sts} (stamion superior)
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What is indicated by #34?
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Sb (can't find this anywhere, possibly synonymous with sbl [sublabiale]?)
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What is indicated by #35?
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pogs {or spog} (soft tissue pogonion)
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What is indicated by #36?
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Co (condylion)
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What reference plane is indicated by #1?
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S-N: Line connecting sella (S) and nasion (N), and represents the anterior cranial base.
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What reference plane is indicated by #2?
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FH, Frankfort Horizontal: The line connecting the points porion (Po) and orbitale (Or) and represents the horizontal reference plane of the face.
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What reference plane is indicated by #3?
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PP, Palatal Plane: The line connecting anterior nasal spine (ANS) and posterior nasal spine (PNS).
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What reference plane is indicated by #4?
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OP, Occlusal Plane: The line bisecting the occlusion of the first molars and the central incisors
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What reference plane is indicated by #5?
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MP, Mandibular Plane: The line extending from and tangent to the inferior border of the mandible at gonion and menton, representing Downs’ mandibular plane.
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What reference plane is indicated by the BLUE arrow #6?
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Go-Gn: The line connecting the points Go-Gn, and represents Steiner’s mandibular plane.
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What reference plane is indicated by #7?
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N-perpendicular. A vertical line extending inferiorly from nasion and perpendicular to FH.
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What reference plane is indicated by #8?
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NA: The line connecting nasion and A-Point. (This might be a different line, but it was the closest on this diagram. Just know where this line should be)
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What reference plane is indicated by the dotted line #9?
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NB: The line connecting nasion and B-Point.
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What reference plane is indicated by the purple line #10?
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N-Pog, Facial Plane: the line from nasion and tangent to the chin at Pog.
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What reference plane is indicated by the orange line #11?
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APog Plane: The line connecting A-point and Pog.
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What reference plane is indicated by #12?
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Esthetic Plane: The line connecting pronasale and soft tissue Pog (prn-spog)
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What reference plane is indicated by #14?
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Ramus plane (RP). The line tangent to the posterior border of the ramus, extending from Ar to gonion superior.
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This image represents a class ? occlusion.
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1
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This image represents a class ? occlusion.
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This image represents a class ? occlusion.
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Put these colors in order, starting with the earliest, of when they are used for a progress sketch.
Blue, Green, Red, Black |
Black - initial record
Blue - during treatment Red - treatment end Green - recall appointments |
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What are the three general methods for studying growth?
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vital staining, metallic implants, and radiography
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