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| having a relatively long skull |
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| having a relatively broad, short skull |
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platysma
obicularis oris
bucinnator
levator nasolabialis |
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superior (upper)
inferior (lower) |
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vestibule
oral cavity proper |
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parotid
mandibular
sublingual
buccal (zygomatic) |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 1 olfactory |
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| cribriform plate of ethmoid bone |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 2 optic |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 3 oculomotor |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 4 trochlear |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 5 trigeminal |
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ophthalmic - orbital fissure
maxillary - round foramen and alar canal
mandibular - oval foramen |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 6 abducent |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 7 facial |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 8 vestibulocochlear |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 9 glossopharyngeal |
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jugular foramen and tympanoocipital
fissure |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 10 vagus |
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jugular foramen and tympanoocipital
fissure |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 11 accessory |
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jugular foramen and tympanoocipital
fissure |
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cranial nerve - passage through cranium 12 hypoglossal |
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| fold of tissue that extends from the body of the tongue to the beginning of the soft palate |
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| spans the intermandibular space |
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| Cricoarytenoideus Dorsalis |
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| arises from the dorsolateral surface of the cricoid cartilage and inserts on the muscular process on the lateral surface of the arytenoid cartilage |
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| separates the right and left nasal cavities |
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| leaves the external carotid beyond the lingual, medial to the digastricus |
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| 2(i3/3, c1/1, p4/4, m2/3)=42 |
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| 2(i3/3,c1/1,p3/2,m1/1)=30 |
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| anything lying or moving toward the apex (tip) of the root |
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| anything lying or moving toward the crown |
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| the space between two adjacent teeth |
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| adjacent surfaces of two adjacent teeth |
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| interproximal surface of a tooth nearest the central incisor |
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| interproximal surface of a tooth farthest away from the central incisor |
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| outer surface of the tooth nearest the lips/cheek |
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| two sets of teeth, one deciduous or primary and one permanent |
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| tongue side of the tooth (mandibular teeth/maxillary teeth) |
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| deciduous or primary teeth |
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| first set of teeth shed and replaced by permanent teeth |
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| permanent or secondary teeth |
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| final set of teeth and are larger and more durable than deciduous or primary teeth |
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| permanent teeth, classically molars, which do not succeed a deciduous counterpart |
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| permanent teeth that replace or succeed deciduous counterparts which typically include incisors, cuspids, and premolars |
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| when there is a combination of erupted deciduous and permanent teeth within the oral cavity |
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| decreased number of teeth, more common in dogs than cats |
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extra teeth, may result in
crowding and malalignment of teeth predisposing to the development of periodontal
disease |
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three in each
quadrant in both dogs and cats |
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four in the dog and cat, largest teeth, located at the rostral corners
of the jaws, designed for puncturing and tearing |
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- On each side there are four in the dog (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th premolars) and three in the cat (2nd, 3rd, and 4th premolars)
- first in the cat is missing
- used for shearing
- largest in the dog and cat is the fourth
- also known as the carnassial tooth
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- four in the dog (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th premolars) and two in the cat (3rd and 4th premolars)
- first and second in the cat are missing
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- two on each side in the dog (1st and 2nd molars)
- one very small in the cat (1st molar)
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- three on each side in the dog (1st, 2nd, and 3rd molars) and one in the cat (1st molar)
- largest cheek tooth in the cat and dog is the 1st molar and is also known as the carnassial tooth
- have flat occlusal tables that are designed for crushing
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portion of
the tooth that is normally visible in the mouth and is covered by enamel |
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| cervical line or cemento-enamel junction |
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anatomic landmark that separates the crown from the root and separates
the portion of the tooth that is covered by either enamel of cementum |
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point at which
the roots of a multirooted tooth branch from the crown |
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bone
in which the roots of the teeth lie |
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prominences of the
roots in the maxillary canine and caudal cheek teeth can be palpated and occasionally
seen |
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exterior surface of the
crown, that portion of the tooth that is visual in the oral cavity |
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hard yellow intermediate layer of the tooth, forms the bulk of the
calcified tooth structure |
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innermost layer of the tooth, consists of nervous, vascular, and
loose connective tissue |
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portion of the pulp that is found in the
crown of the tooth |
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| through which blood vessels and nerves enter the tooth |
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