390 likes | 1.12k Views
Dental Terminology Part 2. Class Exercises. Topics. Tooth Structure & Support Clinic Crown & Root Anatomical Crown & Root Proximal Contact Areas Embrasures Interproximal Space. Class Exercises. Tooth Structure & Support. Page 12-17 of your text book. Class Exercise.
E N D
Dental Terminology Part 2 Class Exercises
Topics • Tooth Structure & Support • Clinic Crown & Root • Anatomical Crown & Root • Proximal Contact Areas • Embrasures • Interproximal Space Class Exercises
Tooth Structure&Support Page 12-17 of your text book Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: Enamel Enamel Enamel Page 15 of your text book Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: Enamel Enamel Alveolar Bone Page 15 of your text book Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: Dentin Enamel Enamel Dentin Dentin Dental Pulp Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: Dentin Enamel Dentin Alveolar Bone Page 17 of your text book Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: Dental Pulp Enamel Enamel Dentin Dentin Dental Pulp Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: Dental Pulp Enamel Dentin Dental Pulp Alveolar Bone Page 17 of your text book Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: Dental Pulp Enamel Dentin Dental Pulp Pulp Chamber Gingival Alveolar Bone Pulp Cavity Pulp Canal or Root Canal Dental Pulp Page 17 of your text book
Tooth Structure: Cementum Enamel Dentin Cementum Page 17 of your text book Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: Cementum Enamel Dentin Dental Pulp Cementum Alveolar Bone Page 17 of your text book Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: Periodontal Ligament Enamel Dentin Dental Pulp Cementum Alveolar Bone Periodontal Ligament Page 82 of your text book Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: CEJ There 3 different types of cementoenamel junctions Enamel Dentin CEJ CEJ Cementum Page 280 of your text book Class Exercise
Tooth Support Gingival Sulcus Class Exercise
Clinic Crown & RootAnatomical Crown & Root Page 13 & 14 of your text book Class Exercise
Clinical Crown & Root Clinical Crown Clinical Root Page 13 & 14 of your text book Class Exercise
Anatomical Crown & Root Anatomical Crown Anatomical Root Page 13 & 14 of your text book Class Exercise
Clinical/Anatomical Crown & Root Anatomical Crown Clinical Crown Anatomical Root Clinical Root Page 13 & 14 of your text book Class Exercise
Proximal Contact Areas Page 29 of your text book Class Exercise
Proximal Contact Areas Where mesial and distal (proximal) surfaces of adjacent teeth touch one another Labial View Buccal View Class Exercise
Proximal Contact Areas Anterior teeth near the incisal third of the teeth Posterior teeth near the middle third of the teeth Labial View Buccal View Class Exercise
Proximal Contact Areas Occlusal View Incisal View Anterior teeth centre of lingual and labial (middle third) Occlusal ViewPosterior teeth slightly buccal to the centre of the tooth Class Exercise
Embrasures Page 30 of your text book Class Exercise
Embrasures Buccal View Labial View Spaces between the teeth that diverge, buccally, labially or lingually and occlusal/incisal to the contact areas Class Exercise
Embrasures Occlusal View Allow for the passage of food around the teeth so it is not forced in to the contact areas Dissipate and reduce the forces of occlusal trauma Self-cleaning, because of the rounded smooth surfaces Labial View Class Exercise
Embrasures Occlusal View Lingual Embrasures Buccal Embrasures Class Exercise
Interproximal Space Page 29 of your text book Class Exercise
Proximal surfaces of the teeth form the sides of the triangle Alveolar bone the base Contact areas the apex Interproximal Space Class Exercise
Interproximal Space Alveolar Bone Alveolar Bone Labial View Buccal View Usually filled with gingival tissue, this helps prevent food collecting Class Exercise
Summary • Tooth Structure & Support • Clinic Crown & Root • Anatomical Crown & Root • Proximal Contact Areas • Embrasures • Interproximal Space Class Exercises