1 Class Exercises Dental Terminology Part 2
1 Class Exercises Dental Terminology Part 2. 2 Class Exercises Topics Tooth Structure & Support Clinic Crown & Root Anatomical Crown & Root Proximal Contact.
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1Class Exercises
Dental Terminology Part
2
2Class Exercises
Topics
• Tooth Structure & Support• Clinic Crown & Root• Anatomical Crown & Root• Proximal Contact Areas• Embrasures• Interproximal Space
3
Tooth Structure &
Support
Class Exercise
Page 12-17 of your text book
4
Tooth Structure: Enamel
Enamel
Enamel
Class Exercise
Page 15 ofyour text book
5
Enamel
Tooth Structure: Enamel
Class Exercise
Page 15 ofyour text book
AlveolarBone
6
Tooth Structure: Dentin
Enamel
Enamel
DentinDentin
Dental Pulp
Class Exercise
7
Enamel
Dentin
Tooth Structure: Dentin
Class Exercise
Page 17 ofyour text book
AlveolarBone
8
Tooth Structure: Dental Pulp
Enamel
Enamel
DentinDentin
Dental Pulp
Class Exercise
9
Enamel
Dentin
Dental Pulp
Tooth Structure: Dental Pulp
Class Exercise
Page 17 ofyour text book
AlveolarBone
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Tooth Structure: Dental Pulp
Pulp Chamber
Pulp Canalor
Root Canal
Pulp Cavity
Enamel
Dentin
Dental Pulp
AlveolarBone
Gingival
Dental Pulp
Page 17 ofyour text book
11
Tooth Structure: Cementum
Enamel Dentin
Cementum
Class Exercise
Page 17 ofyour text book
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Enamel
Dentin
Dental Pulp
Cementum
Tooth Structure: Cementum
Class Exercise
Page 17 ofyour text book
AlveolarBone
13
Enamel
Dentin
Dental Pulp
PeriodontalLigament
Cementum
AlveolarBone
Class Exercise
Tooth Structure: Periodontal Ligament
Page 82 ofyour text book
14
CEJCEJ
Tooth Structure: CEJ
Enamel Dentin
Cementum
Class Exercise
There 3 different types of cementoenamel junctions
Page 280 ofyour text book
15
Gingival Sulcus
Tooth Support
Class Exercise
16
Clinic Crown & Root
Anatomical Crown & Root
Class Exercise
Page 13 & 14 ofyour text book
17
Clinical Crown & Root
Clinical Crown
Clinical Root
Class Exercise
Page 13 & 14 ofyour text book
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Anatomical Crown & Root
Anatomical Crown
AnatomicalRoot
Class Exercise
Page 13 & 14 ofyour text book
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Clinical/Anatomical Crown & Root
Clinical Crown
Clinical Root
AnatomicalCrown
AnatomicalRoot
Class Exercise
Page 13 & 14 ofyour text book
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Proximal Contact Areas
Page 29 of your text book
Class Exercise
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Proximal Contact Areas
Where mesial and distal (proximal) surfaces of adjacent teeth touch one another
Labial View
Buccal View
Class Exercise
22
Anterior teeth near the incisal third of the teeth
Posterior teeth near the middle third of the teeth
Labial View
Buccal View
Proximal Contact Areas
Class Exercise
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Incisal View Anterior teeth centre of lingual and labial (middle third)
Occlusal View Posterior teeth slightly buccal to the centre of the tooth
Occlusal View
Proximal Contact Areas
Class Exercise
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Embrasures
Page 30 of your text book
Class Exercise
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Embrasures
Spaces between the teeth that diverge, buccally, labially or lingually and occlusal/incisal to the contact areas
Labial View Buccal View
Class Exercise
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Embrasures
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
Occlusal View
Class Exercise
27
Embrasures
Lingual Embrasures
BuccalEmbrasures
Occlusal View
Class Exercise
28
Interproximal Space
Page 29 of your text book
Class Exercise
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Interproximal Space
Proximal surfaces of the teeth form the sides of the triangle
Alveolar bone the base
Contact areas the apex
Class Exercise
30
Interproximal Space
Usually filled with gingival tissue, this helps prevent food collecting
Labial View Buccal View
Class Exercise
Alveolar Bone Alveolar Bone
31Class Exercises
Summary
• Tooth Structure & Support• Clinic Crown & Root• Anatomical Crown & Root• Proximal Contact Areas• Embrasures• Interproximal Space
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