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gingiva

gums

saliva

2- 3 pints in 24 hrs

types of salivary glands

partoid


submandigular


sublingual

primary innervation

responsible for face sensation

oral mucosa

mucous membrane covers entire oral cavity

types of mucosa

masticatory


lining


specialized

masticatory mucosa

covers hard plate 2/3


withstands force of mascication


incisive papilla

located behind central incisors


covers incisive foramen

Palatine rugae

irregular forms or ridges


laterally of Palatine raphe

Palatine raphe

ridge that extends from incisive papilla back to middle of palate

lining mucosa

freely moving tissue that tears and injures easily


1/3 of palate


specialized mucosa

taste buds


located on dorsum of tounge

filiform

dorsum of tounge


velvet like


Sense of touch


traction


smallest but most numerous

fungiform

red color


larger


dorsum of tounge


taste receptors or taste buds


foliate papillae

side of tounge posteriorly


red leaf like


contains taste buds


unattached gingivia

gingival margin to gingival sulcus

gingival margin of gumline

highest point of free gingiva


wavy course around tooth in collar like fashion

epithelial attachment

attaches to tooth and forms base of sulcus


lowest point of free gingival

gingival sulcus

between free gingival and tooth


rarely exceeds 2-3 mm


attached gingiva

firmly bound to bone


base of sulcus to lining mucosa

periodontal ligament

convective tissue surrounding root


alveolar Crest book

attaches to cervical part of cememtum

horizontal group

extends at right angles to cememtum

oblique group

upwardly


most numerous


main attachment to bone


apical group

irregularly arranged


prevents tooth from tipping


protects blood, nerve supplies, and lymph

interadicular fibers

extends from furcations or multi rooted bone

alveolar process

retain teeth in proper position of jaw

osteoblasts

bone formation

osteoclasts

restoration


remodeling of bone


breaking

necrotizing ulcerative gingivitiS


NUG

trench mouth


bacterial infection of tissue of mucous membrane is dead or dying

types of gingivitis

puberty


pregnancy


menstrual


drug influenced


periodontal disease

leads to tooth loss


structures that surround


support


attached to teeth

warning signs of periodontal disease

bleeding during brushing


soft


swollen


tender gums


receding


bad breath

early periodontitis

probing depth of 3-4 mm

moderate periodontitis

probing of 5-7 mm

severe periodontitis

probing greater than 7mm

treatment of periodontitis

education


in depth cleaning


surgery


extraction


maintenance after that


cleaning program

oral pathology

study of area of mouth

caries

caused by bacteria


eats at our enamel

destructive progression

oral hygiene


diet


resistance of tooth surface

pulpitis

inflation of pulp

causes of pulpitis

physical


thermal


chemical

hyperemia

initial response of pulp shock


pain by blood pressure to nerves

types of pulpitis

reversible


irreversible

abscesses

collection of puss

periapical

abscess found in Apex of tooth

causes of abscess

injury


infection post pulpitis of tooth

acute

sudden


tooth slightly extruded

chronic

long period


develops fistula


chronic fistula

gum abscess


gum boil

treatment to periapical abscess

root canal


drainage


antibiotics


extraction

periodontal abscess

inflammatory drainage


periodontal pocket is blocked

cellulitis

inflation of soft tissue

causes of cellulitis

post OP. complications

treatment of cellulitis

antibiotics


removing infection

apthous stomatitis(cranker sores)

blister like


oral mucousa ulcerations

leukoplakia

white patch

herpes simplex

cold sores


highly infectious

primary herpes

1-3 year olds


fever


painful


gingivia inflamed


irregular shaped yellow lesions

recurrent herpes

adults


burning itching


border of lips


non curable


syphilis

caused by treponema pallidum bacteria

hairy leukoplakia

white plaque on one or both sides of tounge

kaposi's sarcoma

skin lesions


blackish reddish blotches


candidiasis

yeast like fungus


first oral signs of aids

bone tori

bony growth


midline or hard plate


lingual of mandible


amalgam tattoo

blackish grayish colored spots



fordyce granules

yellow white spots


partial anodontia

missing teeth

retained deciduous teeth

primary teeth remain

supernumerary teeth

extra teeth

ankyloglossia

tounge tied

geographic tounge

loss of filiform papillae


hairy tounge

whitish to blackish discoloration


enolgated filiform papillae

macroglossia

enlarged tounge