2Inner/outer Canthus
Eye corners
6vermilion zone
wet dry zone (lips)
10order of things in apical foramen
top to bottome: nerve artery vein
11gentle curve of the occlusal plane
curve of spee
12cross arch curvature of occlusal plane
the curve of wilson
13overbite
vertical overlap
14overjet
horizontal overlap
15tooth numbering (universal)
Right 1 to Left 16, Left 17 to right 32
OR
Right a to left J, Left K to right T
16Tooth numbering Palmer
Right, 8-1 to left 1-8, same on bottom
OR
e to a on children
17International
(small numbers in middle)
18-11 to 21-28
48-41 to 31-38
children and continued pattern
18Abfractions
stress cracks at cervical
19Erosion
acid digestion of teeth
20attrition
normal wear and tear
21abrasion
teeth wear from objects
22Class 1 angle
mb cusp on maxillary first molar overlaps mb developmental groove first molar
23Class II angle
mandible is distal (big overbite/overjet)
24Class III angle
mandible is mesial (underbite)
25primary teeth eruption
6.5, 7 16, 12,21
26Maxillary permanent eruption
7 8 11 10 10 6 12 17
6 7 9 10 11 6 12 17
27maxillary central incisor
sharp 90
rounded distoincisal line
labial surface is flat
marginal ridges and cingulum are moderately pronounced
28Class I carie
anterior or posterior, single surface
29Class II carie
2 or more surfaces of posterior tooth
30Class III
Anterior, interproximal area
31Class IV
Anterior, incisal edge
33Hesire
3100 BC
First named dentist
34Papyrus
1500 BC
Egyptian dental procesures
35Aesculapius
1200 BC
Greek physician
36Hippocrates and aristotle
460 BC and 370 BC
Teeth stuff
37Saint Apollonia
249 AD
Christian deity of teeth
38Rhases
923 AD
Persian author, first carie fill
39Abulcasis de Cordova
1050 AD
First transplants
40 Paracelsus
1452
Swiss Dentist pharmacology
41Bard Lommeno Eustachio
1563 AD
First anatomist. Described teeth
42Eustachian
1714 AD
Tabulae anatomicae
43Pierre Fuchard
1728
Founder of dentistry
dentures and caries
44John Greenwood
1760 First rotating dental drill via foot power
45G V Black
1836 grand old man of dentistry
over 500 books
46Horace Wells
1844
Anesthesia
47Hammurabi
2300 BC
tooth for a tooth
485 members of Health Care Team
Medicine
Therapy
Dentistry
Pharmacy
Nursing
49Least workplace injury
Dentists and Librarians
502nd in suicide
only to pharmacists
51Decay is decreasing
Preventative Dentistry
Flouride
Education
52PSI pressure of teeth
540 lbs
53infectious hazards in the office
Sharps
Respiratory infection
Hepatitis
Herpes
Bacteria
54Stresses in dentistry
Patient compliance
Physical Strain
economic pressure
insurance (3rd party)
perfection
559 occupational risks
stress
chemical dependency
musculoskeletal
infectious hazard
infection control
dermatose
radiation safety
mercury
anesthesia
56types of radiation
ionizing
non-ionizing
laser
57dentistry opportunities
specialize
private practice
employee
military
partners
gov't
group practice
research
58Ethics in dentistry
DUTY
to respect patient's rights
refrain from harm
promote welfare
fair treatment
be honest
60overbite
vertical overlap
61overjet
horizontal overlap
62Compression
saucer shaped
64Primary teeth have large
Crowns in comparison
Pulp horns
65Calcification occurs in the
4th to 5th month of fetal life
66when decay contacts the dentin it spreads occlusally
false
67the Trigon consists of
mesiobuccal
distobuccal
mesiolingual
68tooth with 3 crowns
maxillary 2nd molar
69peg tooth potential formation or missing?
maxillary lateral incisor
70maxillary central incisor
marginal ridges and cingulum are moderately pronounced
71Maxillary first premolar
(deep, long, and concave)
mesial concavity
deep sulcus
long central groove
722nd maxillary molar occlusal outline
heart shaped
73mesiolingual distance is the same (or longer) as mesiodistal
maxillary cuspid
74maxillary 1st molar fourth root in; multiple root canals in
the mesiofacial root;
mesiobuccal root
75second premolar groove vs the first
shorter with more grooves
76left vs right premolar
mesial to midline
77mesioincisal line is a sharp 90 degrees
maxillary central incisor
78greater mesiodistal buccolingually than mesiodistally
maxillary first molar (short and wide)
79Distal bend in apical 1/3
maxillary lateral incisor
80functional lingual surface
maxillary cuspid
81all maxillary crowns are wider bucolingually than mesiodistally
true
82crown of 2nd premolar is larger than the first
false
83root is more narrow mesiodistally than labiolingually
mandibular cuspid
84Crown from buccal is asymmetrical
1st premolar
85smallest tooth
mandibular central incisor
86incisal edge with slight twist
mandibular lateral incisor
87crown is shorter occlusocercvical
2nd molar
88bifurcated roots
mandibular 2nd premolar
89occlusal outline is rectangle
mandibular 2nd molar
90occlusal outline is pentagon
mandibular 1st molar
915 cusps
1st mandibular molar
92occludes with a single tooth
central incisor
93mandibular first premolar
diamond occlusal outline
tilted crown
triangular occlusal table
buccal cusp is long and sharp, only occluding cusp
94permanent 2nd mandibular molar
right angles with central groove
4 cusps
roots are closer together than perm. 1st molar
95mandible Lateral incisor cingulum
located towards the distal, therefore not symmetrical
96mandible permanent canine mesial cutting arm and curvature
longer distally
curve is deeper on mesial than distal
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