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•CONSISTS OF: -PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT -CEMENTUM -ALVEOLAR BONE |
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•THE COMBINED LENGTH OF THE DENTOGINGIVAL UNIT •INCLUDES THE LENGTH OF THE JE (0.97mm) AND THE GINGIVAL CONNECTIVE TISSUE ATTACHMENT (1.07mm) •THEREFORE, A MARGIN OF A RESTORATION SHOULD NOT BE CLOSER THAN 3mm TO THE ALVEOLAR BONE CREST |
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•LESS PRONOUNCED IN THE ANTERIOR TEETH •NON-KERATINIZED •SUSCEPTIBLE TO DISEASE |
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CONNECTIVE TISSUE ATTACHMENT |
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•AKA: PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT •PRIMARY COMPONENT = COLLAGEN FIBERS |
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•COMPOSED OF THE GINGIVAL CONNECTIVE TISSUE AND THE JUNCTIONAL EPITHELIUM |
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•MUCOSA THAT IS ATTACHED TO THE TEETH AND THE ALVEOLAR PROCESS •CONSISTS OF ATTACHED AND FREE (MARGINAL) |
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•THE SPACE BETWEEN THE TOOTH AND THE GINGIVA •LINED BY NONKERATINIZED STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM •IN HEALTH, IT IS CALLED A SULCUS •ONCE INFLAMED, IT IS CALLED A POCKET |
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•EPITHELIUM COVERING THE ORAL MUCOUS MEMBRANES •PROTECTS THE UNDERLYING STRUCTURES AND ACTS AS A MECHANICAL BARRIER •PARAKERATINIZED OR KERATINIZED |
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•BAND OF EPITHELIAL CELLS THAT SURROUNDS THE TOOTH AND CREATES A "SEAL" •THIN, NON-KERATINIZED, SEMIPERMIABLE •NEUTROPHILS ARE PRESENT IN SMALL NUMBERS |
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•CONSISTS OF: -GINGIVA -PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT -CEMENTUM -ALVEOLAR BONE |
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•SIMILAR TO THE ORAL EPITHELIUM EXCEPT THAT IT IS LESS KERATINIZED •RELATIVELY IMPERMEABLE (RESISTANT) TO FLUIDS AND CELLS |
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CONSISTS OF: -MASTICATORY MUCOSA -LINING MUCOSA -SPECIALIZED MUCOSA |
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MASTICATORY MUCOSA CONSISTS OF: |
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LINING MUCOSA CONSISTS OF: |
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•ALVEOLAR MUCOSA •FLOOR OF THE MOUTH |
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SPECIALIZED MUCOSA CONSISTS OF: |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 PARTS OF THE GINGIVA? |
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•FREE (MARGINAL) •ATTACHED •INTERDENTAL PAPILLA |
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•AKA: MARGINAL GINGIVA •SURROUNDS THE NECK OF THE TOOTH |
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GINGIVAL CREVICULAR FLUID |
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•FLUID FROM BLOOD VESSELS •CONTAINS MINERALS & OTHER SUBSTANCES •RESEMBLES SERUM •FLOW INCREASES WITH INFLAMMATION |
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•SEPARATES FREE FROM ATTACHED GINGIVA •ONLY PRESENT IN 30-40% OF ADULTS |
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•NOT MOVEABLE •FIRMLY ATTACHED TO BONE AND CEMENTUM BY CONNECTIVE TISSUE FIBERS •STIPPLING ONLY PRESENT IN ~40% OF ADULTS |
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THE TOTAL WIDTH OF THE GINGIVA IS THE ______________ + THE ______________ |
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•FREE GINGIVA + ATTACHED GINGIVA |
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•IS AN EXTENSION OF FREE GINGIVA •ANTERIOR: PYRAMIDAL •POSTERIOR: FLAT |
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•NOT PART OF THE PERIODONTIUM •THIN, RED, SMOOTH •NON-KERATINIZED •MOVEABLE |
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•FOLDS OF ALVEOLAR MUCOSA •NOT MUSCLE •USUALLY 7 IN NUMBER |
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•SLENDER AND MOST ABUNDANT •NO TASTE BUDS •RESPOND TO HEAT AND MECHANICAL STIMULI |
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•BROAD AND FLAT •MAINLY AT THE EDGES •HAVE TASTE BUDS |
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•POSTERIOR THIRD OF TONGUE •EACH ONE SURROUNDED BY A CIRCULAR GROOVE •HAVE TASTE BUDS ON THE SIDES |
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WHAT 3 TYPES OF PAPILLAE DOES THE MUCOSA ON THE DORSUM OF THE TONGUE CONTAIN? |
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•FILIFORM •FUNGIFORM •CIRCUMVALLATE |
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GINGIVA IS COVERED BY __________________ WITH ______________ UNDERLYING IT |
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•STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM WITH •CONNECTIVE TISSUE (LAMINA PROPRIA) |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 DIFFERENT FORMS OF GINGIVAL EPITHELIUM? |
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•ORAL (OUTER) EPITHELIUM) •SULCULAR EPITHELIUM JUNCTIONAL EPITHELIUM |
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STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM |
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•AKA: LAMINA PROPRIA •VASCULAR •WITH NERVES |
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WHAT ARE THE LAYERS OF STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM? |
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•BASAL •PRICKLE •GRANULAR •KERATINIZED |
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•AKA: STRATUM GERMINATIVUM OR STRATUM BASALE •DEEPEST LAYER NEXT TO THE LAMINA PROPRIA |
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•AKA: SPINOUS CELL LAYER OR STRATUM SPINOSUM |
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•AKA: STRATUM CORNEUM •SUPERFICIAL CELL LAYER •OUTERMOST LAYER (SERVES AS A BARRIER MEMBRANE) •PROTECTS THE UNDERLYING PERIO TISSUES FROM MICROBIAL INVASION |
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•PROCESS BY WHICH EPITHELIAL CELLS DIFFERENTIATE, OR MATURE |
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•TIME IT TAKES TO REPLACE CELLS |
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WHAT IS THE TURNOVER TIME OF JUNCTIONAL EPITHELIUM? |
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WHAT IS THE TURNOVER TIME OF THE GINGIVA? |
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WHAT IS THE TURNOVER TIME OF THE PALATE, TONGUE, AND CHEEKS? |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 GRADES OF MATURATION? |
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•ORTHOKERATINIZED •NONKERATINIZED •PARAKERATINIZED |
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•SKIN AND MASTICATORY MUCOSA (HARD PALATE AND GINGIVA |
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•ALVEOLAR MUCOSA •SULCULAR AND JUNCTIONAL EPITHELIUM |
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•VARIATION OF KERATINIZATION •SHRUNKEN NUCLEI ARE RETAINED IN MANY OF THE CELLS •IT IS NOT USUAL FOR MASTICATORY MUCOSA (GINGIVA) TO BE PARAKERATINIZED |
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WHAT ARE THE CELLS OF THE ORAL EPITHELIUM? |
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•KERATINOCYTES •MELANOCYTES •LANGERHANS CELLS •MERKEL CELLS •INFLAMMATORY CELLS |
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CONNECTIVE TISSUE PAPILLAE ARE SEPARATED FROM EACH OTHER BY _______________ OR _______________ PRESENT IN THE EPITHELIUM |
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•RETE PEGS OR EPITHELIAL RIDGES |
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WHAT ARE THE 2 LAYERS OF LAMINA PROPRIA? |
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•PAPILLARY AND RETICULAR LAYERS |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 CONTENTS OF LAMINA PROPRIA? |
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•COLLAGEN FIBERS (60%) •GROUND SUBSTANCE •CELLS |
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WHAT TYPES OF COLLAGEN FIBERS ARE FOUND IN LAMINA PROPRIA? |
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•TYPE I (95%) •TYPE III (5%) |
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WHAT GROUND SUBSTANCE IS FOUND IN LAMINA PROPRIA? |
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•PROTEOGLYCANS (PROTEIN) •CELLS (5%) •VESSELS AND NERVES (35%) |
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WHAT IS THE MAJOR CELL TYPE FOUND IN LAMINA PROPRIA? |
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•RELEASE SUBSTANCES (HISTAMINE) IN RESPONSE TO INFLAMMATION |
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•POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUKOCYTS •FIRST TO ARRIVE AT THE SITE OF INFLAMMATION •ENGULFS THE BACTERIA |
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•PHAGOCYTOSIS OF BACTERIA |
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LYMPHOCYTES / PLASMA CELLS |
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•INVOLVED IN THE IMMUNE RESPONSE TO BACTERIA (ANTIGEN OR FOREIGN MATERIAL) |
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•EMBEDDED ON ONE END IN THE CEMENTUM |
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GINGIVAL FIBER BUNDLES ARE CALLED: |
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•GINGIVAL FIBERS •SUPRACRESTAL FIBER APPARATUS •GINGIVAL CONNECTIVE TISSUE ATTACHMENT |
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•ENCIRCLE THE TOOTH WITHIN THE FREE GINGIVA •SUPPORT THE FREE GINGIVA |
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•FROM THE CEMENTUM AT THE BASE OF THE GINGIVAL SULCUS, CORONALLY INTO THE FREE GINGIVA •SUPPORTS THE GINGIVA |
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•FROM THE CEMENTUM APICALLY OVER THE ALVEOLAR CREST INTO THE PERIOSTEUM •ANCHORS TOOTH TO BONE |
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•EXTEND FROM THE PERIOSTEUM OF THE ALVEOLAR CRESTAL BONE, CORONALLY INTO THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE •ATTACHES GINGIVA TO ALVEOLAR BONE |
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•FROM THE CEMENTUM OF ONE TOOTH, INTERPROXIMAL, TO THE CEMENTUM OF THE ADJACENT TOOTH •KEEPS TEETH ALIGNED AND PROTECTS INTERPROXIMAL BONE |
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF GINGIVAL FIBERS? |
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•CIRCULAR •DENTOGINGIVAL •DENTOPERIOSTEAL •ALVEOLOGINGIVAL •TRANSSEPTAL |
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•COMPOSED OF HEAVY, TIGHTLY PACKED FIBERS •FUNCTION IS THE RESIST TENSION |
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LOOSELY PACKED COLLAGEN FIBERS |
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•COMPOSED OF THIN AND DELICATE COLLAGEN FIBERS •NO MECHANICAL PROTECTIVE FUNCTION |
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EPITHELIAL CELLS ARE HELD TOGETHER BY ________________ |
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•DESMOSOMES (INTRACELLULAR BRIDGES) |
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BASAL LAMINA CONSISTS OF: |
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•LAMINA LUCIDA •LAMINA DENSA |
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•CELL TO CELL JUNCTIONS •CAUSE ADJACENT KERATINOCYTES TO ADHERE TIGHTLY TOGETHER |
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•FORMED BY SEVERAL PROTEINS IN WHICH 2 MEMBRANES FORM A SEAL |
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•JUNCTIONS BETWEEN MEMBRANES OF CELLS THAT ALLOW CELLULAR COMMUNICATION |
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•HALF OF A DESMOSOME •JOINS THE EPITHELIUM TO THE BASEMENT MEMBRANE |
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THE PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT JOINS THE ___________ TO THE ___________ |
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•CEMENTUM TO THE BONY SOCKET WALL |
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WHAT ARE THE MAIN CELLS FOUND IN THE PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT? |
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•FIBROBLASTS (MAKE COLLAGEN) •CEMENTOBLASTS •OSTEOBLASTS |
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HOW WIDE IS THE PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT SPACE |
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PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT FIBERS |
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•AKA: SHARPEY'S FIBERS •EMBEDDED INTO CEMENTUM AND BONE |
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF SHARPEY'S FIBERS? |
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•ALVEOLAR CREST •HORIZONTAL •OBLIQUE •APICAL •INTERRADICULAR |
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•FROM CEMENTUM TO ALVEOLAR CREST •RESISTS LATERAL MOVEMENT/KEEPS TOOTH IN SOCKET •FIRST FIBERS FORMED |
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•CEMENTUM TO BONE (AT RIGHT ANGLES) •OPPOSES LATERAL FORCES •SECOND FIBERS FORMED |
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•FOUND AT MIDDLE 3RD OF ROOT •FROM CEMENTUM, CORONALLY AND DIAGONALLY, TO BONE •ABSORBS OCCLUSAL FORCES •MOST ABUNDANT (PRINCIPLE ATTACHMENT) |
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•ORIGINATES FROM CEMENTUM OF APEX, SPREADING APICALLY AND LATERALLY INTO BONE •RESISTS TIPPING •ONE OF THE LAST FIBERS TO FORM |
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•IN FURCATION AREA •RESISTS FORCES OF LUXATION AND TIPPING •LOST WHEN BONE IS DESTROYED |
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WHAT ARE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE PDL? |
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•SUSPENSORY (SUPPORTIVE) •SHOCK ABSORBER (SUPPORTIVE) •REMODELING •BLOOD SUPPLY •TACTILE PRESSURE (SENSORY) •PROPRIOCEPTIVE (SENSORY) |
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WHAT IS THE CEMENTUM COMPOSED OF? |
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•COLLAGEN •GROUND SUBSTANCE CELLS •CALCIUM PHOSPHATE IN THE FORM OF HYDROXYAPATITE |
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THE FUNCTIONS OF CEMENTUM IS TO: |
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•ATTACH PRINCIPAL FIBERS TO THE ROOT SURFACE •ANCHOR TEETH •PROVIDE A SEAL FOR DENTINAL TUBULES |
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•RESORBS, BUT DOES NOT ROUTINELY REMODEL •NEVER COMPLETELY CALCIFIED •SOFT AND PERMEABLE •AVASCULAR, NO NERVES |
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•BEFORE TOOTH ERUPTION •CONTAINS NO CELLS •CORONAL 2/3 •THINNEST AT THE CEJ |
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•APICAL 1/3 •FORMED FASTER THAN ACELLULAR CEMENTUM |
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WHAT PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE'S CEMENTUM OVERLAPS THEIR ENAMEL? |
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•SIMILAR TO OTHER BONE •SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR TEETH •LINES THE SOCKET OF THE TEETH |
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WHAT ARE THE TWO PARTS TO THE ALVEOLAR PROCESS? |
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•ALVEOLAR BONE PROPER •SUPPORTING BONE |
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•CRIBIFORM PLATE •BUNDLE BONE •LAMINA DURA |
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•COMPACT CORTICAL PLATES •SPONGY OR CANCELLOUS TRABECULAR BONE |
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THE INTERDENTAL SEPTUM OR INTERPROXIMAL BONE CONSISTS OF: |
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•THE CRIBIFORM PLATE OF TWO ADJACENT TEETH •SOME CANCELLOUS BONE |
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•PARALLELS ADJACENT CEJs •IS 1.5-2mm APICAL TO THE CEJ •ITS CONTOUR FOLLOWS THE CONTOUR OF THE CEJ |
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THE SHAPE OF THE ALVEOLAR BONE CREST IS INFLUENCED BY THE: |
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•WIDTH OF THE INTERDENTAL SPACE •STAGE OF ERUPTION •POSITION OF THE TEETH IN THE ARCH •SHAPE OF THE CEJ |
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•LOSS OF RADICULAR BONE BUT NOT INCLUDING THE MARGINAL BONE •LOOKS LIKE A WINDOW / HOLE IN THE BONE |
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•LOSS OF RADICULAR BONE INCLUDING MARGINAL BONE |
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WHAT 3 DIFFERENT BLOOD VESSEL SOURCES SUPPLY BLOOD TO THE PERIODONTIUM? |
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•SUPRAPERIOSTEAL BLOOD VESSELS •PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT BLOOD VESSELS •ALVEOLAR BONE VESSELS |
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CEMENTUM ____________ IN THICKNESS THROUGHOUT LIFE |
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CELLS WITHIN THE PDL _____________ IN NUMBER THROUGHOUT LIFE |
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THE NUMBER OF ELASTIC FIBERS ___________ THROUGHOUT LIFE |
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WHAT HAPPENS TO THE PROXIMAL SURFACE CONTACTS OF TEETH THROUGHOUT LIFE? |
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