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Alignment of 24, 25, and 23, 26?
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Large F (but less than 8,9)
small D |
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7,10
Prox view D root surface? |
flat, no depression
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19, 30
F view What grooves can you see and are they pitted? |
MF groove often pitted
DF groove may have a pit |
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5, 12
Occlusal view occlusal table outline? # of tri. ridges and transverse ridges? # of fossae |
trapezoid
2 tri ridges with 1 transverse ridge 2 fossae |
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Alignment of 3,14 and 2, 15?
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Large F (20 degrees)
Middle M |
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Are we diphyodonts or heterodonts? What do those terms mean?
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we are both
Diphyodont: dec. and perm. teeth Heterodont: different types of teeth (PMs, molars, incisors, etc) |
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2,15 (4 cusp type)
Lingual view What is lingual groove in line with? |
L groove in line with palatal root
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6, 11
F view M outline in cervical? M outline in middle? |
flat in cervical
convex in middle |
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3, 14
Facial view What is the shape of the roots and which roots make the shape? |
plier handle made by MF, DF
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dec. max canines (C, G)
Are incisal cutting arms straight like 6, 11 or angled like 22, 27? |
angled like 22, 27
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Do contacts get smaller or larger over a lifetime?
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larger (flatter and wider)
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As areas of teeth wear, especially interproximally, what process corrects it?
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mesial drift
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With what teeth do max. occlude?
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mand. namesake and D neighbor
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Where is a large bulge in dec. posterior teeth?
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MF cervical region
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2, 15 (3 cusp type)
Occlusal view What is the occlusal outline? |
heart
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What is arch length?
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distance around arch from D end to D end
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Where is lingual HoC in max. anterior teeth (6-11)?
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gingival 3rd
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23,26
F view M contact? D contact? |
M - incisal
D - incisal but more cervical than M contact |
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Which has as sharper cusp, 5/12 or 4/13?
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5/12
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7,10
Crown:root ratio |
10:13
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dec. mand M1
Where is the central fossa located? |
D half of tooth
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What are the 3 largest FL alignments and on which 3 teeth?
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8/9 - 27 degrees F
2/15, 3/14 - 20 degrees F 18/31, 19/30 - 20 degrees L |
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19, 30
F view What 2 features supra- and sub-gingival are in line? |
apex of M root and MF groove
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When does root formation stop for dec. teeth?
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1 year after eruption
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3, 14
F view Where is the MF root apex compared to B groove? |
MF root apex is in line or just D to B groove
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What does the shape of the gingival col mimic?
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the shape of the contact area
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How many roots does 5/12 have?
Almost always this requires how many root canals? |
2 roots (sometimes only 1 root)
2 root canals |
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When does perm. M1 start developing?
When does hard tissue for perm. M1 start? |
in utero
at birth calcification starts |
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dec. max M2 is isomorph to what tooth?
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perm. max M1
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19,30
Occlusal view Groove pattern? What other tooth has same groove pattern? |
Y groove
mand PM2 3 cusp type |
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T or F?
Dec. M2 roots are more flared than dec. M1 roots. |
True
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What are 3 notable things about M root of dec. mand M1?
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1. broad F/L
2. F and L outline are parallel and straight 3. blunt apex |
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3,14
L view What cusps are visible? |
ML, DL
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dec. max CI
Are marginal ridges more or less pronounced than perm. max CIs? |
more pronounced (dec. max CI is shovel shaped)
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What type of tissue makes up the TMJ's articular disk?
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dense fibrous CT that's mostly avascular and aneural
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What is the anatomical root?
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that which is covered by cementum
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3,14
L view What roots are visible? |
all 3: pal, MF, DF
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Where does ML cusp of max molars sit on mand molars?
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central fossa
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Which way do enamel rods always slope in dec. teeth?
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occlusally
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Alignment of 7,10
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Large F
small D |
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19,30
Which root usually has 2 root canals due to a depression? |
M root
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6,11
crown:root ratio |
10:17
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dec. mand LI
Are they larger or smaller than dec. mand CI? |
larger
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2,15
occlusal view How many tri. ridges? |
5 because ML cusp has 2
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How many root depressions do 6,11 each have and which is greater?
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2 (M and D)
D is greater than M |
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What are 8 characteristics of dec. teeth compared to permanent?
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1. dec. have shorter crown:root ratios
2. dec. are wider MD than incisocervical 3. whiter/bluish due to thin enamel/dentin 4. cervical ridge very prominent 5. constricted at CEJ 6. narrow occlusal table 7. flared roots 8. no root trunk |
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7,10
Incisal view Geometric shape? |
round
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19,30
L view What cusps are visible? |
ML, DL, D
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dec. max M1
occlusal view What is notable about MMR, DMR? |
MMR obliquely angled but the DMR is straight
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T or F?
On 6,11, L ridge > DMR > MMR in elevation? |
True
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What are 3 things that dec. anterior teeth lack compared to perm. anteriors?
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1. mammelons
2. depressions 3. perykimata |
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Is canine guidance angle more or less than ant. guidance angle on average?
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ave. canine guidance > ave. ant. guidance
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What is the average canine guidance angle?
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55 degrees
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Where does DF cusp of mand teeth sit on max teeth?
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central fossa
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What 2 teeth have smallest F/L inclination, and what are the inclinations?
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1. max PMs: 5-6 degrees
2. mand PMs: 9 degrees |
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What is the sharpest cusp and on what tooth?
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ML cusp of dec. mand M1
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Which root on 3,14 often has 2 root canals due to large depression?
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MF root
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18,31
Which cusp is tallest? |
ML
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With what teeth do mand. occlude?
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max namesake and M neighbor
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4,13 occlusal view
occlusal table location over root? |
centered
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4,13 occlusal view
Geometric outline? |
oval
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4,13 occlusal view
cusp tips' location over root trunk? |
F cusp - slightly M
L cusp - M location |
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4,13 occlusal view
occlusal table outline? |
slightly trapezoidal
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4,13 occlusal view
Number of fossa(e)? |
2
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How many cusps are visible on 3,14 from F view and which are they?
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2: MF and DF (sometimes 3 including the ML)
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3,14 Mesial view
1. F HoC 2. L HoC |
1. cervical
2. middle |
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dec. max M1
To which direction(s) does it taper? |
L and D
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2.15 F view
Contact areas? |
M: occlusal
D: middle |
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By what age should all dec. teeth have erupted?
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24 months
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What cusps help determine Curve of Wilson and from what view is this curve seen?
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F and L cusp tips as seen from the frontal/coronal view
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5,12 root depressions
Which root is deeper? |
M root depression depth > D root depression depth
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Is dec. mand. M2 larger or smaller than dec. mand. M1?
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dec. mand. M2 > M1
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Is perm. mand. M2 larger or smaller than perm. mand M1?
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perm. mand M2 < M1
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Where is mand. primate space in deciduous teeth?
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between canine and M1
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18,31
Are the roots closer or further apart than on 19,30? |
closer
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18,31
What view reveals all and what is all? |
D view
4 cusps and 2 roots |
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2,15
Which view reveals all and what is all? |
D view
3 roots and 4 cusps (unless tricuspate) |
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23,26 L view
Cingulum location? |
D
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Where is the max. primate space in deciduous teeth?
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between canine and LI
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In general, which way do post. teeth angle?
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mesial
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From what view is the Curve of Spee seen?
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sagittal
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2,15 occlusal view
How many ridges and what types? |
2: 1 transverse and 1 oblique
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8,9 Prox view
M root surface contour? |
depression
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6,11
Is MMR longer or shorter than DMR? |
MMR longer than DMR
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6,11
Is MMR higher or lower in elevation than DMR? |
DMR higher in elevation than MMR
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How many root depressions does 4,13 each have?
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2
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What 2 teeth have + groove pattern?
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18/31, 19/30 4 cusp type
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Which set of permanent canines has more prominent F ridge?
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max. canines
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Is the cusp of 22,27 in line with root axis?
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Yes
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8,9 L view
Cingulum location? |
D
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5,12 occlusal view
Geometric outline |
tapered hexagon
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5,12 occlusal view
Cusp tip location of root trunk? |
F cusp: D slightly
L cusp: M location |
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3,14 mesial view
What roots are visible and what is notable? |
MF and Pal
Palatal root extends beyond crown outline |
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Tuberculum sextum: where is the 6th cusp?
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on DMR
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What is the age range of mixed dentition?
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6 - 12
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Which set of perm. molars (max,mand) has a longer root trunk?
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max
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What 2 teeth have a straight M profile?
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dec. mand M1
22,27 |
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18,31
Which root can have 2 canals 8-10% of the time? |
D
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T or F?
4,13 L view: lingual side is narrower than F so you can see proximal surfaces, but this difference is less than that of 5,12? |
True
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18,31
Are F or L cusps taller? |
L
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6, 11 L view
Cingulum location? |
C
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18,31
What is unique about CEJ on L side and what does this mean? |
CEJ is more occlusal on L, giving more of a root trunk on L
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24,25
crown:root ratio? |
9:13
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2,15 F view
What cusps are visible? |
MF, DF (sometimes ML)
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dec. max canines
Facial shape? |
diamond
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In general, what cusps are broad and rounded?
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supporting cusps (F on mand, and L on max)
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In general, what cusps are sharp?
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guiding cusps (L on mand, F on max)
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Alignment of 22, 27
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Mid F
Small D |
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3,14 Mesial view
What root is VERY wide? |
MF
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1/16 occlusal
How many cusps are there usually and what geometric outline does this form? |
3 cusps forming heart shape
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What anterior tooth is most likely to have 2 root canals?
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22,27
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4,13 F view
F cusp location relative to root axis? |
slightly M
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To which direction do mand. molars taper?
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L and D
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Is Class II molars retrognathic or prognathic?
Is there more or less overjet with Class II? |
retrognathic
more overjet |
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dec. mand canine
Is the L ridge barely discernible? |
yes
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dec. mand canine
Are cutting arms angled or straight? |
angled
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What percentage does the occlusal table occupy in the BL dimension?
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50 - 60%
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dec. max canine
Which cutting arm is longer? |
MCA > DCA (resulting in D located cusp, unlike 6,11)
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What tooth has a coronal depression on M side?
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5,12
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Alignment of 19,30 and 18,31?
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Large L (20 degrees)
Mid M |
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Which way does the occlusal surface of dec. mand M1 slope toward cervical?
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M to D (mesial half is taller/more occlusal than distal half)
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dec. max M1
Does Pal root extend past crown outline? |
yes
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3,14
Does Pal root have a depression? |
yes, a very large depression
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Alignment of 5,12 and 4,13?
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small F
small M |
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dec. max M1 occlusal view
What is the groove pattern? |
H groove
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What 3 teeth have smallest MD inclination and what are the measurements?
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1. 23/26 - 0 degrees
2. 8/9 - 2 degrees 3. 24/25 - 2 degrees |
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What 2 groups of teeth are overall least angulated/inclined?
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1. max PMs
2. mand PMs |
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All teeth have F inclination except what 3?
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1. 20/29
2. 19/30 3. 18/31 |
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Alignment of 8,9
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large F (28 degrees)
very slight D (but think of M for esthetic reasons) |
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8,9
crown:root ratio |
11:13
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Elevation of DMR, MMR, and L ridge in 22, 27?
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DMR > L ridge > MMR
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What is average overjet?
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2-3mm
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What is average overbite?
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3-5mm
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8,9 prox view
D root surface contour? |
convex, no depression
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2,15 F view
Are roots closer together or wider than roots on 3,14? |
closer
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What tooth has strongest MF cervical bulge?
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dec. mand. M1
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Eruption age of dec. mand. canine?
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16 months
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5,12
crown:root ratio? |
9:13
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Eruption age of 24,25
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7
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Eruption age of 23,26
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8
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Eruption age of 22,27
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9
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Eruption age of 21,28
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10
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Eruption age of 20,29
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11
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Eruption age of 19,30
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6
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Eruption age of 18,31
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12
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Eruption age of dec. max canine?
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18 months
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4,13
crown:root ratio? |
8:14 (root almost twice as long as crown)
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3,14
crown:root? |
8: 14 (P)
13 (MF) 12 (DF) |
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Eruption age of dec. mand M1?
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12 months
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Eruption age of dec. mand M2?
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20 months
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Eruption age of dec. max LI?
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9 months
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18, 31
Is there usually a L groove pit? |
no, which is good due to tongue's presence
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Eruption age of 8,9
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7
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Eruption age of 7,10
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8
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Eruption age of 6,11
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11
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Eruption age of 5,12
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9
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Eruption age of 4,13
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10
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Eruption age of 3,14
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6
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Eruption age of 2,15
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12
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Eruption age of dec. max M2
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24 months
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2,15
crown:root ratio? |
8: 14 (Pal)
13 (MF) 12 (DF) |
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Eruption age of dec. mand LI
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7 months
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Eruption age of dec. max M1?
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14 months
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What are the 3 largest MD inclinations for which 3 teeth?
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6,11 - 17 degrees
3,14 - 14 degrees 18,31 - 14 degrees |
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23,26
crown:root ratio? |
9:13
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Eruption age of dec. max CI?
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7.5 months
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Eruption age of dec. mand CI?
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6 months
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How many root canals for 2,15?
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4; MF root has 2 canals
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19,30 occlusal view
Can MMR have a ridge groove? |
yes, but not too common
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Which perm. canine (max/mand) has a more obtuse cusp tip angle?
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mand canine (22,27)
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How much difference is between CEJ and shoulders of 5,12? (military tooth)
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2mm
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T or F?
As you move posterior, the CEJ dips less incisally? |
true
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2,15 Mesial view
1. F HoC 2. L HoC |
1. cervical
2. middle |
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3,14 F view
contact areas? |
M - occlusal
D - middle |
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24, 25 F view
contact areas? |
both M and D are incisal AND ARE THE SAME LEVEL
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What does pressure lead to on bone?
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resorption
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What does tension lead to on bone?
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deposition
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dec. max LI
Is MD or incisocervical dimension greater? |
incisocervical > MD dimension (unlike dec. max CI)
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T or F?
Enamel rods of perm. teeth angle apically in cervical region? |
true
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24,25 L view
Are marginal ridges pronounced? |
no
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19,30
What are the 2 6-cusp types? |
tuberculum sextum
tuberculum intermedium |
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18,31 occlusal view
Geometric outline |
rectangular
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18,31 occlusal view
How many ridges and what types? |
2 transverse ridges
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19,30 4 cusp type
what is the groove pattern? |
+ groove
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What tooth has the arrowhead/projectile point F shape?
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dec. mand. canine
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7,10 Prox view
M root surface contour? |
depression
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Where is the most root surface area located and what does this mean for bone loss?
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in cervical 1/2 of root trunk so only a few mm of bone loss here drastically reduces tooth to bone stability
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2,15 F view
What is the overall look of the roots and which are visible? |
windswept to distal
all 3 are visible |
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T or F?
Dec. anterior teeth have large cingulums and the roots bend labially? |
true
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5,12 F view
Where is the F cusp in relation to root axis? |
slightly D
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19,30 occlusal view
Geometric outline |
pentagonal
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19,30 occlusal view
Is MMR or DMR longer? |
MMR
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dec. max M2
Are roots longer or shorter than roots on dec. max M1? |
roots are longer
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19,30 Facial view
What is the CEJ shape? |
straight or slight apical dip
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dec. mand LI
Are marginal ridges and cingulum more or less pronounced than dec. mand CI? |
more pronounced
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dec. mand CI
What are the 2 most important characteristics? |
1. bilaterally symmetrical
2. long root:crown ratio due to short crown |
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When do teeth start forming in a baby?
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6 weeks in utero
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22,27 F view
Does crown bend slightly to D? |
yes
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dec. mand. M1
Which root is wider and longer? |
M root wider and longer than D root
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2,15 occlusal view
Geometric outline? |
rhomboid
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How many roots does 4,13 each have usually?
How many root canals are usually required? |
1 root
1 root canal |
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Are cuspal cutting arms straight on 6,11 from incisal view?
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yes
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What teeth are non-succeedaneous?
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permanent molars
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What are the percentages of Class I, II, III?
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Class I - 70%
Class II - 20% Class III - 10% |
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3,14 occlusal
How many ridges and what types? |
2: 1 oblique (ML-DB) and 1 transverse (ML-MF)
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What type of tooth attachment to the bone do we have?
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gomphosis (sockets with PDL, cementum, etc)
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What is a key difference in central groove between 5,12 and 4,13?
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5,12 has a longer central groove
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dec. mand M2 facial view
Are 3 cusps equally sized? |
yes, unlike 19,30
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What tooth is isomorph to dec. mand M2?
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19,30
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Where is 22,27 cingulum location?
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D or C
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What deciduous tooth is only one to have mesial cutting arm longer than distal cutting arm, yielding a distally located cusp?
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dec. max canine
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1,16 facial view
What cusps are visible? |
2 (MF, DF)
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6,11 F view
D outline? |
S-shaped
(concave in cervical and convex in middle) |
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3,14 occlusal view
What ridge only does central groove cross? |
transverse ridge (not oblique ridge!)
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3,14 occlusal view
What groove separates MF,DF cusps? |
facial groove
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3,14 occlusal view
What groove crosses oblique ridge? |
transverse groove of oblique ridge
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What is arch width and which arch is wider? What does the arch width protect?
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width of the arch medial-laterally
max arch is wider than mand arch, which protects the cheeks, lips, and tongue from being bitten |
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18,31
What is notable about the apex of the roots compared to 19,30? |
root apices are more pointed than 19,30
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What cusps maintain vertical dimension?
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supporting cusps
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22,27
Is mesial cutting arm longer or shorter than distal cutting arm? |
MCA < DCA (mesially located cusp tip)
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Does max M2 have a larger or smaller root trunk than max M1?
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larger
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2,15 F view
What is the order of root length? |
pal > MF > DF
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What is the clinical root?
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that which you cannot see or that which is in the bone
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What is 1 difference in Pal root of 2,15 compared to 3,14, and also one difference for MF root in 2,15 compared to 3,14 when looking from M view?
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Pal root of 2,15 is in line with crown
MF root in 2,15 is less wide than in 3,14 |
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Are condyles perpendicular to midpalatal line?
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no, then angle back toward Basion Point in Foramen Magnum
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If forces are not along root axis, what 2 zones are increased in PDL?
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zone of crush
zone of stretch |
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24, 25 prox view
M root contour? |
depression
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dec. max M1
What tooth does it resemble? |
perm. max. PMs
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What is the tooth that resembles no other?
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dec. mand. M1
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What is the only tooth with a broader occlusal table at the D and narrower at M?
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dec. mand M1
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18,31 mesial view
How many cusps and roots are visible, and which ones? |
2 cusps (MF, ML)
1 root (M) |
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What is the most major function of dec. teeth?
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space maintenance for permanent teeth
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3,14 cusp height order?
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ML > MF > DF > DL
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Is the F groove of 2,15 longer or shorter than F groove of 3,14?
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shorter
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23,26 prox view
M root surface contour? |
depression
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23,26 prox view
D root surface contour? |
more depression
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T or F?
There are fewer variations in dec. teeth than perm. teeth. |
true
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18, 31
Which root has 2 canals for sure? |
M root
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4,13 L view
L cusp location and length? |
mesial and shorter than F cusp but not as short as L cusp on 5,12
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19,30 F view
Which root is longer and by how much? |
M root > D root by 1mm
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4,13 L view
Is MMR or DMR more occlusal? |
MMR
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19,30
What view reveals all and what is all? |
D
5 cusps and 2 roots |
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2,15
How many cusps |
4 (can be 3)
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3,14 occlusal view
Is MMR or DMR longer? |
MMR
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8,9 L view
Is MMR or DMR longer? |
MMR
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3,14 occlusal view
What comprises the talon? |
DMR and DL cusp
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T or F?
M pulp horms of dec. molars are very large, extending far occlusally? |
true
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What are the 3 "bones" of the TMJ that make it a compound joint?
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condyle
glenoid fossa articular disk |
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19, 30 F view
contact areas? |
M - junction
D. middle |
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How many intra-radicular depressions do 5,12 have?
|
2
|
|
T or F?
The root trunk of molars increases from M1 to M2 in both mand and max? |
true
|
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Which has a sharper M root tip, dec. mand M2 or dec. mand M1?
|
dec. mand M2
|
|
For max molars, does M1 have a greater root trunk than M2?
|
no (M2 root trunks are larger than M1)
|
|
Is Class III more retrognathic or prognathic?
Is there more or less overjet? |
prognathic with less overjet
|
|
T or F?
Mand teeth erupt before max teeth? |
true
|
|
3,14 F view
How many roots are visible? |
all 3
|
|
dec max M1
What is the smallest cusp? |
DL
|
|
18, 31
Are the roots parallel? |
yes
|
|
Is the plane of occlusion a flat plane?
|
no; it's curved
|
|
6, 11 incisal view
Is mesial cutting arm longer or shorter than distal cutting arm? |
DCA > MCA (mesial located cusp)
|
|
How many root canals for both 3,14 and 2, 15?
|
4; MF root has 2
|
|
How many cusps on 19, 30? Which is largest?
|
5, largest is ML (MF for boards)
|
|
3,14 occlusal view
geometric outline? |
rhomboidal
|
|
3, 14 occlusal view
What cusps form oblique ridge? |
ML-DB
|
|
Are cuspal cutting arms straight or angled on 22, 27 from incisal view?
|
angled (DCA angles to follow arch)
|
|
3,14 F view
Crown width MD compared to root width MD? |
about the same
|
|
22,27
M root contour? |
depression
|
|
22, 27
D root contour? |
more depression
|
|
What 2 teeth can taper to F?
|
perm mand PM2 3 cusp type
perm max M1 |
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What are the only 2 teeth longer MD than incisocervically?
|
dec. max CI
perm mand M1 |
|
dec max CI
Which dimension is greater, MD or incisocervical? |
MD
|
|
18, 31 groove pattern?
|
+ groove
|
|
2, 15 mesial view
How many roots are visible and which ones? |
2: MF, Pal
|
|
19,30 How many root canals?
|
usually 3, maybe 4
(M root = 2, D root = 1 or 2) |
|
When do the roots of perm. teeth finish forming?
|
2.5 years after eruption
|
|
3,14 order of root length?
|
pal > MF >DF
|
|
When do hard tissues first form for a baby's teeth?
|
4 months in utero
|
|
24, 25 prox view
D root contour? |
more depression
|
|
3,14 lingual view
Is L groove inline with a root, and if so, which one? |
yes, palatal root
|
|
What is the last age for perm. teeth to come in, except 3M?
|
12
|
|
3,14 L view
Does crown taper to L? |
No
|
|
What tilt direction(s) do all mand. molars have?
|
L and D
|
|
4,13 prox view
M root contour? |
depression
|
|
4,13 prox view
D root contour |
more depression
|
|
5,12 L view
Is L cusp longer or shorter than F cusp and by how much? |
shorter by 1mm
|
|
What is notable about inclination/alignment of 21,28 compared to 20,29 and 19,30, and 18,31 and 17,32?
|
21,28 is small F inclined whereas all mand teeth posterior are L inclined
|
|
T or F?
Girls teeth erupt sooner than boys. |
true
|
|
What happens to ant. guidance angle if more overjet occurs?
|
flatter ant. guidance
|
|
What happens to ant. guidance angle if more overbite occurs?
|
steeper ant. guidance
|
|
What is average ant. guidance angle?
|
45-50 degrees (less than average canine guidance)
|
|
3,14 what is largest cusp
|
ML
|
|
19,30
What characteristic of the root apex helps distinguish 19,30 from 18,31? |
19,30 has blunter root apex
|
|
Tuberculum intermedium: where is the extra cusp?
|
between ML and DL cusps
|
|
dec max canine
Where is M contact in relation to D contact? |
M contact more cervical than D contact
|
|
19,30 M
Which cusps are visible and which is taller and sharper? |
ML, MF
ML is taller and sharper |
|
What is the clinical crown?
|
that which you can see or that not in bone
|
|
Is the pulp chamber of 22,27 entirely within crown?
|
no
|
|
What is the anatomical crown?
|
covered by enamel
|
|
19,30 F view
how many cusps are visible? |
all 5
|
|
3,14 what view reveals all and what is all?
|
D view
4 cusps and 3 roots |
|
22,27 F view
Does crown bulge past root outline? |
No (think straight M profile)
|
|
What dec. molar has the narrowest occlusal table?
|
dec. mand M1
|
|
22,27 F view
M outline? |
straight
|
|
Does dec. mand M1 have a very flat, slanting F surface?
|
yes
|
|
4,13 prox view
Are cusps centered over root? |
yes
|
|
dec. mand M2 mesial view
Is root broad and compare to M root of dec. mand M1? |
broad root but not as broad and M root of dec mand M1
|
|
dec max M1
How many cusps? |
4 (DL is REALLY small, so 3 can occur)
|
|
5,12
Which marginal ridge is more occlusally located? |
MMR
|
|
T of F?
Enamel rods of dec. teeth always extend occlusally? |
true
|
|
Alignment 6,11
|
Mid F
Mid M |
|
What are 3 things about 4,13 compared to military tooth that differ?
|
4,13 is
1. shorter 2. rounded shoulders 3. wrinkled occlusal surface |
|
22,27 F view
crown:root ratio? |
11:16
|
|
When does resorption of dec. roots occur?
|
3 years after completion of formation
|
|
19,30 L view
Does root trunk on L seem longer or shorter than on F? |
longer
|
|
24, 25 F view
what is the shape of M-incisal and D-incisal corners? |
very sharp (~90 degrees)
|
|
What does the labial ridge of 6,11 follow?
|
root axis
|
|
5,12 F view
M contact |
Junction
|
|
5,12 F view
D contact |
Junction
|
|
Where are the 2 cusps of 5,12 in relation to roots from prox view?
|
centered over roots
|
|
What tooth has a mesial marginal groove visible from occlusal view?
|
5,12
|
|
5,12 L view
Is L narrower than F surface, revealing proximal surfaces from L view? |
yes
|
|
Is tooth angulation determined by the crown or the root?
|
crown
|
|
Where is the occlusal table in 5,12 in relation to roots from occlusal view?
|
centered over root
|
|
How many tri. ridges on 3,14; which cusp has 2?
|
5 total, ML has 2
|
|
Which way (M, D) is labial ridge oriented in mouth for 6,11?
|
M inclination
|
|
Which tooth from F view is "military tooth"?
|
5,12
|
|
3,14
What cusp can have the cusp of carabelli? |
ML
|
|
What tooth is the middle-aged version of the military tooth?
|
4,13
|
|
23, 26 F view
M outline? D outline? |
both are straight
|
|
8,9 F view
M outline |
straight
|
|
T or F?
The CEJ line on all teeth dips more incisally on M side than D side interproximally? |
true
|
|
Is the cusp of 6,11 in line with root axis?
|
yes
|
|
24,25 prox view
What is the relationship between incisal edge and root axis? |
incisal edge is L to root axis
|
|
Do 4,13 have a coronal depression?
|
no
|
|
24,25 Prox view
What is the facial surface profile? |
flat
|
|
What is the shape of the incisors from proximal view?
|
triangle
|
|
What tooth has a distal twist from incisal view?
|
23,26
|
|
What is tertiary dentin?
|
laid down in emergency
|
|
What tooth is most variable of all?
|
M3
|
|
What is the shape of the max PMs from proximal view?
|
trapezoid
|
|
8,9 M view
Incisal edge location related to root axis? |
F to root axis
|
|
What teeth are bilaterally symmetrical from incisal view?
|
24,25
|
|
What teeth have the distal pinch?
|
6,11
|
|
Where is the L HoC in 5,12 and 4,13?
|
middle
|
|
Is the pulp chamber found only in the crown?
|
no
|
|
1,16 F view
What are 2 characteristics of the roots? |
1. fused/close together
2. distal bend |
|
7,10 L view
Cingulum location? |
C
|
|
7,10 F view
Is MD distance longer or shorter than MD distance on 8,9? |
shorter
|
|
What is the shape of mand. PMs from proximal view?
|
rhomboid (leaning L) (maybe not mand PM1 though, cuz that leans slightly F)
|
|
What is secondary dentin?
|
laid down over a lifetime
|
|
24,25 F view
M and D outline? |
straight
|
|
8,9 Incisal view
Is MD dimension greater or less than FL dimension? |
MD > FL
|
|
Can 2,15 have a Cusp of Carabelli?
|
yes but less likely than 3,14
|
|
6,11 F view
M contact? |
junction
|
|
6, 11 F view
D contact? |
middle
|
|
What is the only perm. tooth with which cusp whose mesial cutting arm is longer than distal cutting arm, resulting in a distally-located cusp?
|
5,12 F cusp
|
|
Is facial/labial ridge of 22,27 more or less pronounced than that of 6,11?
|
much less pronounced
|
|
How much of the crown does the cusp tip of 6,11 occupy?
|
1/3
|
|
8,9 incisal view
Geometric shape? |
triangle
|
|
Do 22,27 have a distal pinch?
|
no
|
|
T of F?
The incisal edge of 24,25 is perpendicular F/L to a line bisecting the tooth. |
true
|
|
What is the shape of max molars from proximal view?
|
trapezoidal
|
|
What tooth is longest MD of all?
|
19,30
|
|
What is the most variable anterior tooth?
|
7,10
|
|
T or F?
All teeth have marginal ridges? |
true
|
|
What cells make dentin?
|
odontoblasts
|
|
Which set of perm canines (mand, max) are slightly smaller FL and MD?
|
mand
|
|
24,25 L view
Cingulum location? |
center
|
|
Does the cusp tip of 22,27 take up 1/3 of crown like on 6,11?
|
no
|
|
7,10 prox view
Is F surface more or less rounded than F surface of 8,9? |
more rounded
|
|
18,31
How many cusp tips? |
4
|
|
7,10 F view
D contact? |
middle
|
|
What 2 features create the distal pinch on 6,11?
|
DL fossa and the groove on F formed by labial ridge
|
|
Are 23,26 bilaterally symmetrical?
|
no
|
|
7,10 L view
Is MMR or DMR longer? |
MMR longer than DMR
|
|
What is the MD and FL dimension relationship for perm mand. molars?
|
MD > FL
|
|
24, 25 F view
Incisal edge contour? |
straight
|
|
What are 3 functions of PMs?
|
1. shearing/tearing (like 6,11)
2. grinding (like molars) 3. vertical dimension maintenance |
|
8,9 F view
M contact? |
incisal
|
|
8,9 F view
D contact? |
junction
|
|
What forces balance out to form the neutral space?
|
lips and cheeks oppose the tongue
|
|
Where is the incisal edge related to root axis on mand. LI from prox. view?
|
slightly L
|
|
What cells destroy dentin?
|
odontoclasts
|
|
What tooth has longest root at 17mm?
|
6,11
|
|
What is the shape of all teeth from FL views?
|
trapezoidal
|
|
7,10 F view
M contact? |
junction
|
|
22, 27 F view
M contact? |
incisal
|
|
What is the longest tooth?
|
6,11
|
|
How many roots do all PMs except 5,12 have?
|
1
|
|
How many roots do 5,12 have?
|
2 (maybe 3)
|
|
Which anterior tooth fossa is likely to have pits and groove variation?
|
7,10
|
|
6, 11 incisal view
cusp tip location FL |
slightly F
|
|
When does 8,9 complete enamel formation?
|
4-5 years
|
|
Max numbers for contralateral teeth add up to what?
|
17
|
|
Do divergent or convergent roots increase stability?
|
divergent
|
|
What is the narrowest of all perm. teeth MD?
|
24,25
|
|
24,25 L view
Which way does root taper? |
L
|
|
Mand. numbers for contralateral teeth add up to what?
|
49
|
|
What is primary dentin?
|
initial dentin laid down during tooth development
|
|
Which way do the roots of 8,9 lean?
|
slightly D
|
|
What is the shape of mand. molars from proximal view?
|
rhomboidal
|
|
22,27
F view D contact? |
junction
|
|
Are MMR/DMR on 7,10 more or less pronounced than those on 8,9?
|
more pronounced
|
|
Which way does the incisal edge of 23, 26 slant?
|
slants cervically to the distal
|
|
If 17,32 have 3 facial cusps, what is notable about them?
|
there are in a line
|
|
Where is F HoC for all teeth?
|
cervical 1/3
|
|
23, 26 L view
Is MMR or DMR longer? |
MMR longer than DMR
|
|
What is the most stable tooth?
|
6,11
|
|
In which part of the tooth is the pulp chamber usually housed?
|
crown
|
|
How many cusps can 17,32 have?
|
5
|
|
7,10 prox view
Where is the incisal edge related to root axis? |
slightly F
|
|
In which part of the tooth is the pulp canal located?
|
root
|
|
7,10 F view
Is incisal-cervical distance longer or shorter than 8,9? |
shorter
|
|
What max molar usually lacks a talon?
|
1,16
|
|
Which way does the root of anterior dec. teeth bend?
|
labially
|
|
Where are developing PMs located compared to dec. molars?
|
in furcation areas
|
|
What is the widest anterior tooth MD?
|
8,9
|
|
Where are developing anterior teeth located compared to dec. anteriors?
|
just L to the roots
|
|
What tooth has the longest crown inciso-cervically?
|
8,9
|
|
What bone contains the glenoid fossa?
|
temporal bone
|
|
Are cementum and dentin continuously made over a life?
|
yes
|
|
4,13 F view
M contact? |
junction
|
|
4,13 F view
D contact? |
junction
|
|
4,13 prox view
F HoC location L HoC location |
gingival 1/3
middle 1/3 |
|
What is supra-eruption?
|
eruption past occlusal plane
|
|
5,12 L view
Is L cusp M or D located? |
Mesial (F cusp is D located)
|
|
Is 23,26 larger MD than 24,25?
|
yes
|
|
What tooth has MMR more cervical than DMR?
|
21,28
|
|
When stylus is on pt's mandible, the pt's max L border movement is drawn to which direction?
|
toward the pt's left (the same as the movement)
|
|
When stylus is on pt's maxilla, the pt's max L border movement is drawn to which direction?
|
toward the pt's right (opposite of the movement)
|
|
For a left lateral excursion, which muscle primarily contracts?
|
right lat. pterygoid
|
|
For a right lateral excursion, which muscle primarily contracts?
|
left lat. pterygoid
|
|
What is another term for orbiting condyle?
|
NW side
|
|
What is another term for rotating condyle?
|
W side
|
|
What is the average border distance for R, L, and protrusive movements?
|
8mm
|
|
As you open your mouth, do the horizontal border movements' areas get larger or smaller?
|
smaller (less horizontal border movement is possible as the mouth opens)
|
|
What is the shape of border movements in horizontal plane?
|
diamond
|
|
What is the shape of border movements in coronal plane?
|
shield
|
|
What is the average maximum opening from coronal or sagittal views?
|
50mm
|
|
What is the shape of border movements in sagittal plane?
|
Posselt's diagram
|
|
MICP = CR is what percentage of the population?
|
5%
|
|
What is the shape of the chewing cycle from sagittal view?
|
figure 8
|
|
What type of complex joint is the TMJ and what does each part mean?
|
ginglymoarthroidal
ginglymoid - hinging arthroidal - gliding |
|
What side (W, NW) is BM seen?
|
W side
|
|
What side (W, NW) is BA seen?
|
NW side
|
|
Define envelope of motion.
|
border movements from all 3 planes
|
|
What plane is Curve of Spee seen in?
|
sagittal
|
|
What plane is Curve of Wilson seen in?
|
coronal/frontal
|
|
What 2 sets of teeth are the overall least angulated?
|
1. mand PMs
2. max PMs |
|
All teeth have facial inclination except which 3 pairs?
|
1. mand PM2
2. mand M1 3. mand M2 |
|
Where is MB cusp of max M1 located in Class I relationship?
|
MF groove of mand M1
|
|
Where is MB cusp of max M1 located in Class II relationship?
|
embrasure mesial to mand M1
|
|
Where is MB cusp of max M1 located in Class III relationship?
|
embrasure distal to mand M1 (or in DF groove)
|
|
What defines a crossbite?
|
max B cusps are supporting and mand L cusps are supporting
|
|
What is the shape of the chewing cycle seen in coronal view?
|
tear shaped to either side
|
|
What are the 2 phases of the chewing cycle?
|
opening phase
closing phase |
|
What are the 2 phases of the closing phase of the chewing cycle?
|
crushing phase
grinding phase |
|
During the opening phase of chewing, how far does the mandible drop?
|
16-18mm
|
|
During the opening phase of chewing, how far does the mandible move to the side?
|
5-6mm
|
|
What 1 thing mostly defines the crushing phase of the closing phase of chewing?
|
F cusps of mand teeth are almost directly under the F cusps of max teeth
|
|
What 2 things mostly define the grinding phase of the closing phase of chewing?
|
1. teeth ~3mm apart
2. teeth have returned closer to the midline |
|
Which phase of closing of the chewing cycle has the teeth more laterally?
|
crushing phase (grinding phase has the teeth returning more medially, toward MICP)
|
|
Tall cusps with deep fossa on molars means what kind of chewing stroke is used by that patient?
|
more of a vertical stroke
|
|
Someone with broader, worn molar cusps could have what kind of chewing stoke?
|
more of a lateral/broader stroke
|
|
What do irregular and less repeatable chewing strokes indicate about the dentition and its occlusion?
|
malocclusion is likely
|
|
Is early or late part of chewing cycle a larger area on the border movement in a horizontal view?
|
early chewing has a larger area on horizontal view of border movement
|
|
What are the 2 types of contact during chewing? When do they occur?
|
1. gliding (during opening and grinding phase, which is the last part of closing phase)
2. single (during MICP) |
|
Which teeth have the greatest biting force?
|
molars
|
|
Which stage(s) of swallowing are voluntary?
|
Stage 1
|
|
Which stage(s) of swallowing are involuntary?
|
Stage 2
Stage 3 |
|
Where is the bolus of food during Stage 1 of swallowing?
|
on the dorsum of the tongue pressed against the hard palate
|
|
Where is the tip of the tongue during Stage 1 of swallowing?
|
on hard palate just behind max incisors
|
|
During Stage 1 of swallowing, what are the positions of the teeth and the lips?
|
teeth are together
lips are sealed |
|
Where is the bolus of food at the start of Stage 2 of swallowing?
|
pharynx
|
|
The soft palate and epiglottis closing are components of what stage of swallowing?
|
Stage 2
|
|
During swallowing, are the teeth in contact longer than chewing and are the forces much greater than chewing?
|
YES
|
|
What are the 2 types of parafunctional activity associated with time of day?
|
diurnal
nocturnal |
|
What is a single episode of grinding teeth?
|
clenching
|
|
What are rhythmic contractions of grinding teeth?
|
bruxism
|
|
Thumb sucking usually stops by what age and causes what type of malocclusion when it's not stopped?
|
4-5 years
Class II caused |
|
What is the first indication of a serious bruxing problem?
|
flat, worn canines
|
|
Does most (80%) of nocturnal bruxism occur duing REM or non-REM sleep?
|
non-REM sleep
|
|
What defines Theoretically Ideal occlusion according to Mohl?
|
adheres to pre-determined standards
|
|
What defines Physiologic occlusion according to Mohl?
|
not ideal but it works enough not to require treatment
|
|
What defines Non-physiologic occlusion according to Mohl?
|
signs of a problem are evident, but may or may not require treatment
|
|
What is another term for enameloplasty or coronoplasty?
|
occlusal equilibration
|
|
What are 3 goals of occlusal equilibration?
|
1. MICP
2. proper excursive contact 3. stability |
|
What defines therapeutic occlusion according to Mohl?
|
treating non-physiologic occlusion to make it work
|
|
What are the 3 phases of occlusal equilibration?
|
1. MICP
2. working and non-working lateral excursions have canine guidance only 3. protrusive excursions have ant. guidance only |
|
What is the horizontal reference plane for facebow transfer or condylar inclination?
|
Frankfort Horizontal Plane
|
|
Things visualized in what plane(s) affects grooves and ridges?
|
horizontal plane
|
|
Things visualized in what plane(s) affects cusp steepness?
|
sagittal and coronal
|
|
More BA and/or more BM yield what kind of cusps?
|
flatter
|
|
What does a tight TMJ ligament indicate about the opposite side's condyle?
|
it's likely against the medial wall
|
|
What kind of cusps are seen on a working side with a surtrusive superior wall?
|
flatter
|
|
What is another term for laterotrusive?
|
working
|
|
What is another term for mediotrusive?
|
non-working
|
|
When a pt. with a damaged lat. pterygoid protrudes, which way does the jaw deviate?
|
toward affected side
|
|
What are the 3 adjustments that define a semi-adjustable articulator?
|
1. condylar inclination
2. ICD 3. Bennett Movement |
|
Does an early ISS yield a greater or lesser area for potential interference?
|
greater area
|
|
In what plane(s) is BM seen?
|
horizontal and coronal
|
|
Is PSS rotational, translational, or both?
|
rotational only
|
|
Is ISS rotational, translational, or both?
|
rotational and translational
|
|
Is BM rotational, translational, or both?
|
translational only
|
|
Are variations in teeth more likely in permanent or deciduous teeth?
|
permanent
|
|
Are variations in teeth more likely in max or mand?
|
max
|
|
Are M3 max or mand more likely to be missing?
|
max M3
|
|
In addition to M3, what other 2 teeth are likely to be missing?
|
7/10
20/29 |
|
Is hyperdontia more likely in men or women?
|
men
|
|
What is an extra tooth distal to molars?
|
distomolars
|
|
What is an extra tooth alongside molars?
|
paramolar
|
|
What term defines an extra tooth but still the same tooth count and only 1 root?
|
gemination
|
|
What term defines an extra too with 1 fewer on the tooth count and with 2 roots?
|
fusion
|
|
Are gemination and fusion more likely in permanent or deciduous teeth?
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deciduous
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Where does the root bend occur in dilaceration?
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at the CEJ
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Where does the root bend occur in flexion?
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not at the CEJ
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Do segmented roots and dwarf roots exist?
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yes
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What is the main characteristic of taurodontia?
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enlarged root chambers, usually extending into roots
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Can deciduous teeth have fluorosis?
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no, fluoride doesn't pass through placenta in high enough quantities
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What characterizes a focal hypoplasia?
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a small chalky white spot
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With a greater the ICD, what happens to the path pattern on the max. post. teeth?
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more mesial
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With a greater ICD, what happens to the path pattern on the mand. post. teeth?
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more distal
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The closer the dentition is to the condyles in an ant/post direction, is the angle between the W and NW grooves more acute or obtuse?
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more acute
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The closer the dentition is to the midline (farther away from condyles), is the angle between the W and NW grooves more acute or obtuse?
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more acute
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How does a retrusive rear wall affect the W side groove pattern on the max teeth?
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more distal
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How does a protrusive rear wall affect the W side groove pattern on the max teeth?
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more mesial
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How does a retrusive rear wall affect the W side groove pattern on the mand teeth?
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more mesial
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How does a protrusive rear wall affect the W side groove pattern on the max teeth?
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more distal
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With a larger BM on W side, do max teeth have a more mesial or distal W groove pattern?
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more distal
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With a larger BM on W side, do mand teeth have a more mesial or distal W groove pattern?
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more mesial
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With a larger BM, is the groove pattern on max teeth more mesial or distal?
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more distal
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With a larger BM, is the groove pattern on mand teeth more mesial or distal?
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more mesial
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What are the 3 supporting ligaments of the TMJ?
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1. collateral ligaments (lateral and medial)
2. capsular ligament 3. temporomandibular ligament |
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What are the 2 accessory ligaments of the TMJ?
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1. sphenomandibular
2. stylomandibular |
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Where do the lateral and medial collateral ligaments of the TMJ attach?
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from lateral and medial borders of disc to poles of condyle
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What are the 2 purposes of the lateral and medial collateral ligaments of the TMJ?
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1. divide joint into sup and inf cavities
2. allows disc to move with condyles |
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Do the lateral and medial collateral ligaments have innervation?
vascular supply? |
yes, yes
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Where does the capsular ligament attach?
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from temporal bone and articular eminence to condyle
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What is the purpose of the capsular ligament?
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resist medial, lateral, and inferior forces that try to separate articular surfaces (helps retain synovial fluid)
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What are the 2 parts to the temporomandibular ligament of the TMJ?
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1. outer oblique portion (OOP)
2. inner horizontal portion (IHP) |
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Is the capsular ligament innervated?
If so, with what type of sensation? |
yes, proprioception
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Where does the OOP of temporomandibular ligament attach?
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from articular tubercle and zygomatic process to back of condylar neck
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Where does the IHP of temporomandibular ligament attach?
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from articular tubercle and zygomatic process to lateral pole of condyle AND POST. PART OF DISC
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What is the main function of the temporomandibular ligament?
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to protect retrodiscal tissues
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What does the OOP primarily do?
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limits opening by preventing drooping of condyle
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What does the IHP primarily do? (2)
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protects lat. pterygoid from overlengthening and limits post. movement of condyle and disc
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What does the stylomandibular ligament primarily do?
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limits excessive protrusion
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What is used for single crowns?
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MICP
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What is used for small bridges or simple cases?
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MICP
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What is the most common treatment position at about 90%?
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MICP
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What is used for complete dentures?
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CR
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What is used for some removable partial dentures?
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CR
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What is used for complex fixed prosthodontics?
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CR
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