2blue mark
existing restoration
3red mark with blue outline
defective restoration
5jagged line (like fracture)
fractured tooth
6outlined tooth and cross hatch
3/4 gold crown
8Circle with arrow in a directions
impaction
9two lines
to be extracted
10single line through long axis
endodontic treatment
11LeFort I
fracture occurs tranversely through the maxilla above the teeth, to the nose hole. Most common
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13LeFort II
Above nasal cavity. "pyramidal" fracture, NOT zygomatic fracture
14LeFort III
Craniofacial disjunction, through the eye sockets.
15Dental office stresses
Finance
Staff
Running a business
Service
16Distoangular wisdom tooth is the hardest to remove, T/F
True
17PPO means that the dentist receives a reduced fee for contracting with the insurance company to treat their patients
True
18Dentist's prepay taxesCrania
True
19Transverse impacted wisdom tooth the occlusal is adjacent to be distal contact of 2n molar
False
20A ___ Molar has insufficient space for eruptpion and the tooth remains covered by bone and gum tissue
Impacted
21Cranial Nerves
On
Occasion
Our
Trusty
Truck
Acts
Funny
Very
Good
Vehicle
Any
How
olfactory, optic, oculomotor, trochlear, trigeminal, abducens, facial, vestibulocochlear, glossopharyngeal
vagus, Accessory, Hypoglossal
22Trigeminal nerve (V) divisionsround raised
3, Ophthalmic, Maxillary, and mandibular
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30fungiform
round raised on tongue.
31vallate
13 V's in the back
32filliform
tactile, in charge of filling the tongue
33foliate
way back of the tongue
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374 muscles of masticationmental
Temporalis, masseter, medial and lateral pterygoid
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39Nerve supply to the mucosa of the lower lip
mental nerve
40Which nerve has the greatest extent, in heart, kidneys, lungs, and digestive tract?
Vagus
41Lesser and greater palatine nerves supply
soft and hard palate
42which of the following muscles position the condyles in the most superior anterior position?
Masseters and medial pterygoids
43Contraction of the posterior fibers of the temporalis muscle results in
retruding the mandible
44Facial expression nerve
VII
45Temporalis is a
elevator and retrudor
46the TMJ ligament prevents the condyle from moving
inferiorally
472 movements of the mandible
Rotation and sliding
48small motor branch of the inferior alveolar nerve?
Mylohyoid nerve
49muscles of mastication are innervated by the___ cranial nerve
V
50Dislocation of the TMJ is called
subluxation
51macrodontia
teeth are too large for their arch
52microdontia
teeth are too small for their arch
53Taurodontism
hereditary disturbance of large pulp chambers
54Turner's Teeth
hypocalcification from bacteria
55Dens in Dente
tooth in a tooth
56Peg laterals
Maxillary lateral incisor never takes shape
57Mulberry molars
irregularly shaped molars (syphalis)
58Hutchinson's incisors
notched incisors (syphalis)
59Fused teeth
Gemination-split tooth germ
Fusion-joined at dentin
Concrescense- joined at cementum
60Root anomalies
Dilacerated-sharp bend or curve in root
extra roots
dwarf roots
61Crown anomalies
Extra cusps
Lack of cusps
62Supernumeraries/hyperdontia
extra teeth
extra teeth resulting in abnormalities
- Mesiodens (tooth in maxilla)
- Pardons (extra molar, distomolar or paramolar)
64Amelogenesis Imperfecta
hereditary hypocalcificaiton, chips easily
65Enamel tufts vs spindles
tufts are small hypocalcified enamel at DEJ
Spindles are trapped odontoblasts
66Dentinogenesis Imperfecta
Gray, brown, yellow teeth due to transparent enamel, leaving dentin visible
67interglobular dentin
dead tracts in poorly calcified areas
68cementoma
hypercementomis with bone destruction
69odontoma
tumerous growth of calcified tissue, can be complex or compound, big mass or small teeth
70Tetraycycline staining
used during crown formation, yellow, brown, gray teeth
71Erythroblastosis fetalis
discoloration due to childhood jaundice
72Enamel Fluorosis
enamel hypocalcification due to excessive flouride
73saliva composition
99.5% H2O .5% solute
74most common supernumeraries
paramolars
75Saliva pH and quantity
6.35-6.85
1-3 quarts
76Parotid Glands
25% saliva
inferior and anterior to the ears
stenson ducts
carotid artery
77Submandibular Glands
50-60% of saliva
serious and mucous
inferior to tonguin submandibular fossa and wrapped around mylohyoid
Wharton's ducts
78Sublingual
10% mouth saliva
superior to submandibular glands
Bartholin's ducts (only with more than 2)
lingual artery
mucous
79palatine glands
in soft and hard palate
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83lingual glands
Anterior (m)
Von Ebner (s)
Posterior (s)
Sublingual (m)
84Stenson's ducts
Wharton's ducts
Bartholin's ducts
parotid
submandibular
sublingual