'Permanent dentition' presentation slideshows

Isfahan Dental School Pediatric Dentistry Departement Dr. S.E.Jabbarifar

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Human Dentition

Human Dentition. Introduction Dental Anatomy Includes : 1- Nomenclature & terminology. 2- The external morphology and internal composition of individual teeth. 3-How tooth form serves its function. 4- The relationship of teeth to each other and to the jaw bones.

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Ankylosis & Retained Primary Teeth

Ankylosis & Retained Primary Teeth. Lecture 5 Ingrid Reed DDS, MS Dept. of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics. Images: http://www.dditions/dentaentistryportal.com/dental-conl-ankylosis.html. Objectives. Be able to diagnose ankylosis Be able to manage treatment of an ankylosed tooth

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Community

Community. Dentalelle tutoring. Definitions to Know.

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TMJ

TMJ. TMJ?. TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT. The only joint in the head?. No. Type of the joint?. Synovial. Bone Muscle Ligaments Innervation Function. LEARNING OBJECTIVE. Describe the anatomical structures of the joint Explain the articulating surfaces of the bones

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Early Childhood Caries (ECC)

Early Childhood Caries (ECC). Vicky Chen Tasoula Petrou. Early Childhood Caries (ECC) (baby bottle caries). Form of dental caries that affects the teeth of infants and young children. Most common chronic infectious childhood disease.

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Permanent Dentition

Permanent Dentition. 1 year. The formation of the permanent dentition has been described by Schour and MassIer (1940) as occurring in clusters.

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Anterior Crossbite

Anterior Crossbite. ? A ? the etiology of Anterior Crossbite. Genetic and congenital factors ? mandibular prognathism Acquired factors ? bad feeding posture the primary canines interference mouth breathing bad habits cleft palate. ? B ? The performance of anterior crossbite.

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DENTAL ANATOMY 1st Semester 2008/2009 Academic Year Department of Stomatology

DENTAL ANATOMY 1st Semester 2008/2009 Academic Year Department of Stomatology School of Stomatology Wenzhou Medical College. Basic Terminology For Understanding Tooth Morphology. Yang Jing-Yuan Li Hong-Qing. Section 1. Tooth identification systems: Universal Palmer International.

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Special needs oral health program

Special needs oral health program. Amber Burks Danielle Chelette. Agency . Groves Elementary PN-G I.S.D. 4 th and 5 th grade students Mission:

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Introduction to the permanent dentition

Introduction to the permanent dentition. Dental Anatomy Alyssa Emory emory@bcd.tamhsc.edu. Introduction. How many teeth do you have in your mouth? How many on top? How many on bottom? Today you will be learning terminology that will be used in your dental office every day.

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Traumatic Injuries in the Young Permanent Dentition

Traumatic Injuries in the Young Permanent Dentition. Maha AL-Sarheed. Introduction. Managing of trauma in children should cover the following: Etiology and Epidemiology Classification of traumatic injury Medical and dental history Clinical and radiographic examinations

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Tooth notation systems Dr. Syed Sadatullah College of Dentistry King Khalid University

Tooth notation systems Dr. Syed Sadatullah College of Dentistry King Khalid University. Introduction

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Paediatric Dentistry in UK

Looking for the best paediatric Dentistry in Noida . Dr Opinder Singh Thind is the best Paediatric Dentistry in UK. t six years of age, natural shedding of milk teeth and the eruption of permanent teeth begins which continues till the age of 12 years. The first permanent molar erupts at six years just behind the milk teeth on all four sides of the jaw. At this time the milk teeth start falling and permanent teeth start replacing them. Subsequently most of the permanent teeth erupt till 12 years of age. The second molars erupt behind the first molar at about 12-13 years and the third and last molar (wisdom teeth) erupt between 18-25 years. The permanent teeth are larger and darker in colour as compared to milk teeth. There are two incisors, one canine, two premolars and three molars making eight teeth in each quadrant and a total of thirty-two in permanent dentition.

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