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Dental Nursing - Unit 304 - Dental and regional anatomy
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Terms in this set (105)
1 How many roots does a permanent or deciduous incisor tooth have?
Cingulum Plateau What is the palatal or lingual raised area on a central incisor called?
Chisel-shaped What shape is the crown of an in...
Dental Nursing - Unit 304 - Dental and regional anatomy
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Terms in this set (105)
1 How many roots does a permanent or deciduous incisor tooth have?
Cingulum Plateau What is the palatal or lingual raised area on a central incisor called?
Chisel-shaped What shape is the crown of an incisor?
Canine Which tooth has the longest root of all the teeth?
1 How many roots does a canine have?
Premolars What teeth aren't present in primary dentition?
First premolars Which teeth replace the deciduous first molars?
Premolars Which teeth have two cusps?
2 How many roots in an upper premolar?
Premolars Which teeth has a canine fossa?
Second premolar Which tooth replaces the deciduous second molar?
1 How many roots in a lower premolar?
Permanent first molars Which teeth are the largest?
4 How many cusps are there in upper molar teeth?
Lower first molars Which teeth have five cusps?
Cusp of Carabelli What is the fifth cusp of an upper first molar called?
3 How many roots does an upper molar have?
2 How many roots does a lower molar have?
Deciduous Which teeth have larger pulp chambers?
Deciduous Which teeth are whiter in appearance?
20 How many teeth are there in deciduous dentition?
32 How many teeth are there in permanent dentition?
Deciduous Which teeth has thinner enamel?
Dental Nursing - Unit 304 - Dental and regional anatomy
Calcium Hydroxyapatite What crystals make up enamel?
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Prisms How are the crystals in enamel arranged?
Amelodentinal Junction (ADJ) What is the junction between the enamel and dentine called?
Ameloblast Cells What is enamel formed by before eruption?
Calcium Hydroxyapatite crystals What is dentine made up of?
Dentine What is composed of hollow tubes?
Odontoblast cells Cells lie along the inner edge of the pulp chamber
Dentine that forms after eruption and continues at a very slow rate throughout the life
Secondary Dentine
of the tooth
Fibrils Sensory nerve endings within dentine
Yellow Colour of dentine
Cementoblasts Cells that form cementum
Dentinocemental Junction The point where the cementum and the root dentine are in contact
Cementum Material covering the tooth root and attaches to the periodontal ligaments
Pulp Sensory nerves and blood vessels
Apical Foramen Where the pulp tissues/nerves enter the tooth
Pulp Chamber contains the pulp and is located in the crown of the tooth
Furcation junction where multiple roots join the neck of the tooth
Periodontal Ligament Connective tissue attachment between the tooth and the alveolar bone
Run from the cervical cementum into the gingival papillae; maintain the gingival cuff
Free gingival fibres
around each tooth
Gingival crevice Shallow space of less than 3mm between tooth surface and the gingival margin
Alveolar Crest Fibres Runs from the alveolar bone crest to the cementum at the next of the tooth
Horizontal Fibres Runs horizontally from the alveolar bone to the cementum
Oblique Fibres Runs at an angle from the alveolar bone down to the cementum
Apical Fibres Occurs at the root apex between the bone and cementum
Transseptal Fibres Runs between the cementum of adjacent teeth interdentally
bone that forms parts of the side of the skull and
floor of the cranial activity. There is a right and left
Temporal Bone
temporal bone.
cheek bone; point of attachment for masseter
Zygomatic Arch
anterior portion, supported by bone
hard palate
posterior portion, not supported by bone
soft palate
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