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Portal entry of digestive system extends from the lips anteriorly to oropharyngeal isthmus. Posteriorly

Oral cavity

Space between lips and cheeks (externally)


Teeth and gingiva (internally)

Vestibule

2 midline folds connecting mucosa on inner aspect of lips to gingiva between central incisor teeth

Labial frenula

Small elevation on buccal mucosa

Parotid papilla

Boundaries of oral cavity proper

1. Anterior and lateral


2. Posterior


3. Superior


4. Inferior

Anterior or lateral

Teeth and gingiva

Oropharyngeal

Posterior

Palete (soft and hard)

Superior

Mylohoid

Inferior

Structure of oral cavity

1. Lips


2. Frenum


3. Teeth


4. Tongue


5. Palate


6. Mucosa


7. Maxilla


8. Mandible


9. Sakivary glands

Consists of only one shape of teeth

Homodont

Several groups of teeth

Heterodont

Consist of two sets of teeth

Diphyodont

Has one set

Monophyodont

Have several set of grouoy of teeth

Polyohyodont

System indentifying the kind of tooth. Its position in the oral cavity and nuner of e/a kind

Dental formula

Primary

Primary

Primary (dentitions)

I 2


C 1


M 2

Permanent (dentitions)

I 2


C 1


PM 2


M 3

System identifying a toothe mm and it's position to the oral cavity with the use of symbol such as numbers and letters

Dental notation

Uses vertical line to indicate whether the tooth is on the right or left; horizontal for maxi or Mandi

Palmer's dental notation

1st number is the quadrant


2nd number is the tooth within the quadrant

FDI/ 2 digit system

Uses number 1 to 32 to permanent


A to T for primary; each tooth as has its own numerb

Universal/ army type

Anatomical parts of the tooth

1. Crown


2. Neck


3. Root


4. Apex

2 kinds of crown

Anatomical


Clinical

Visibil crown

Clinical

Type of crown Covered by enamel

Anatomical

Elevations

Cusp


Ridges


Tubercle


Mamelons

Name the Depressions:

Fossa


Fissure


Pit


Sulcus


Groove




Bone of the tooth socket

Alveolus

Portion of the jaw serving as support to the tooth

Alveolar process

Space or figure formed by two diverging lines

Angle

Tip of the toot's root

Apex

Surface of a tooth parallel to its long axis

Axial surface

Tooth with 2 cusps

Bicuspid

Pertaining to the cheeks

Buccal

Covers the root of the tooth in a thin layer

Cementum

The point on a tooth that touches an opposed tooth

Contact area

Knife like sharpened working angle

Cutting edge

Pointed portion of the tooth

Cusp

Single cusped tooth

Cuspid

1st set of the teeth on human

Deciduous teeth

Beneath the enamel and cementum

Dentin

Distant from the median

Distal

Opening that widens outwardly or inwardly

Embrassure

Hard calcified tissue

Enamel

Developmental break) fault in the tooth enamel

Fissure

Irregular depression/ concavity

Fossa

Soft tissue; encircling the necks of the erupted teeth

Gingiva

Narrow elongated depression

Groove

Shallow groove or line between the primary parts of the crown or root

Developmental groove

Crossed by developmental groove


Sulcate groove

Shallow linear depression on the tooth Surface

Supplemental groove

Tooth for cutting

Incisor

Space between adjacent teeth in a dental arch

Interproximal space

Lips

Labial

Tongue

Lingual

3 rounded protuberance found on a newly erupted teeth

Mamelons

Near the median

Mesial

Bitting surface

Occlusal surface

2nd set of thr teeth

Permanent

Small pinpoint depression

Pit

Connective tissue containing blood vessels and nerve tissue

Pulp

Space between tooth w/c contains pulp

Pulp cavity

Portion of the pulp cavity contained in the crown

Pulp chamber

Portion of pulp cavity inside the root of a tooth

Root canal

Any linear elevation on the surface of the tooth

Ridge

Ridge that Descends from the tips of the cusp

Triangular ridge

Union of 2 triangular ridge

Transverse ridge

Rige crossing obliquely

Oblique ridge

Rounded borders of the enamel

Marginal ridge

Distinct ridge on bucal surface

Buccogingival ridge

Ridge on lingual Surface

Linguogingival ridge

Bony portion separating 2 adjacent teeth

Septum

Bony portion separating 2 adjacent teeth

Septum

Permanent teeth

Succedaneous teeth

Long depression on the tooth

Sulcus

Smallest elevation on some portion of the crown

Tubercle