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The periodontium supports?

Teeth within the alveolar bone

Oral mucosa is composed of

Everything in the mouth

The lining mucosa

Dark pink


It covers cheek


lips


vestibule


soft palate


central surface of the tongue


The lining mucosa is also

Fragile

What are stratified mucosa

Lining and masticatory

Masticatory mucosa includes

Gingiva


hard pallate


dorsum of the upper tounge

Masticatory mucosa is

Light pink and is keratinized which means it has a tough protective outer layer

Lining mucosa lacks

Protective outer layer

What does cementum do

Protects the root

Part of the periodontal ligaments Do not support the tooth in relation for the jaw

Gingival fibers

What is the function of gingival fibers

To support marginal gingival tissues to maintain their relation to the tooth

Embedded portion become mineralized

Sharpers fibers

Tapered end of each root tip

Apex

Anything that surrounds the apex is

Periapical


Peri means around


Apical means refers to the apex

Translucent and ranges in color from yellow to grayish white


(Allows some light to pass through)

Enamel

Hardest material in the body

Enamel

Each tooth consist of

Crown and one or more roots

Two types of crown

Anatomical - just the part covered


Clinical- whole tooth

Bonelike rigid connective tissue that covers the root of the tooth

Cementum

What joins the enamel at the CEJ

Cementum

Primary function of cementum is

To anchor the tooth to the bony socket with attachment fibers with in the periodontium

Pulp is made up of

Blood vessels and nerves that enter the pulp chamber through the apical Forman

Highest point of aveola ridge

Alveolar crest

Early periodontal disease

Flattening of the alveolar crest

Periodontium consist of

Cementum,


alveolar bone


periodontal ligaments

The attachment apparatus consists of

Cementum,


the alveolar process


periodontal ligaments

Yes

Yes