Dental Anatomy
Dental Anatomy
Dental Anatomy
AND MASTICATORY
DYNAMICS
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From Apprentice
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From apprentice
to
professional
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Restorative Dentistry
on typodont
Procedures executed by
2nd year Dental Student
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Masticatory /
Gnathological System
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Masticatory /
Gnathological system
Masticatory:
Pertaining to chewing
Gnathology
Science that deals with
anatomy, histology,
physiology, pathology of the
jaws and masticatory system
as a whole, including the
applicable diagnostic,
therapeutic and
rehabilitative procedures
Frontal view
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Temporomandibular jt
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Mixed Dentition:
Primary /Deciduous and Permanent
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6 year molar
LI + CI
8 yr 7 yr
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Permanent Teeth
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Maxillary
ANTERIOR
Mandibular
ANTERIOR
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Anterior Teeth
Maxillary
Central Incisor (2 right and left)
Lateral Incisor (2 right and left)
Canine (2 right and left)
Mandibular
Central Incisor (2 right and left)
Lateral Incisor (2 right and left)
Canine (2 right and left)
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Maxillary
PreMolars
Mandibular
PreMolars
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Mandibular
1st Premolar (2 right and left)
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Maxillary
Molars
Mandibular
Molars
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Mandibular
1st Molar(2 right and left)
2nd Molar (2 right and left)
3rd Molar (Wisdom tooth) (2 right and left)
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Division
Arches
Maxillary
Mandibular
Quadrants
Maxillary Arch
Right quadrant
Left quadrant
Mandibular Arch
Right quadrant
Left quadrant
Sextants
Maxillary Arch
Right posterior sextant
Anterior sextant
Left posterior sextant
Mandibular Arch
Right posterior sextant
Anterior sextant
Left posterior sextant
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Maxillary Arch
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RIGHT
LEFT
Left
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Max Right
quadrant
Maxillary Arch
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Maxillary Arch
Max Left
quadrant
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Maxillary Arch
Max Left
Posterior
sextant
Max Right
Posterior
sextant
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CROWN
coronal
Cervical line
ROOT
radicular
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Incisal (ant)
Occlusal (post)
CROWN
coronal
Cervical line
ROOT
radicular
APEX
apical
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Right
Midline
Left
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Right
Midline
Left
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Right
Midline
Left
M
D
M
D
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Right
UNIVERSAL
SYSTEM
Left
10
11
5
4
3
14
2
1
15
-missing
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missing
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missing
31
17
18
30
19
29
28
27
26
22
20
21
25/24 23
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More terminology
FACIAL
View
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More terminology
Views / aspects of teeth
Facial
Lingual
Mesial (a proximal surface)
Distal ( a proximal surface)
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#8
midline
DISTAL
MESIAL
INCISAL
Facial
View
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Apical
Facial View
Mesial
Distal
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Apical
APICAL
MIDDLE
CERVICAL
CERVICAL
Mesial
MIDDLE
Distal
INCISAL
Incisal
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Apical
Mesial
Middle
middle
Mesial Middle
Incisal
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Proximal
View
Apical
Facial
Middle
Lingual
Cervical
Cervical
Facial
Middle
Lingual
Incisal
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Proximal
Facial
Trapezoid
Triangle
Incisors
PM
Molars
Rhomboid
PM
Molars
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Contact areas
Area on proximal surface of a tooth either M
or D when teeth are in good alignment
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Contact areas
Area on proximal surface of a tooth either M
or D when teeth are in good alignment
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Variations yet
characteristics for
identification
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Maxillary Incisors
Purpose
Along with mandibular incisors
Esthetics
Phonetics - speech
Incising / cutting
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Development*
The initiation of calcification is between 3 and
4 months.
The completion of enamel formation is 4 to 5
years.
The eruption is between 7 to 8 years.
Root development complete at 10 years.
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Why DA ?
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5 views of teeth
Facial
Labial (anterior)
Buccal (posteriors)
Lingual
Mesial
Distal
Incisal / Occlusal
Ant / posterior
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rounded
Incisal
Junction
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M outline
D outline
straight
sltly rounded
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M outline
D outline
straight
sltly rounded
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Cingulum
Moderately pronounced
D located
Fossa
Moderate depth
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Cingulum
Moderately pronounced
D located
Fossa
Moderate depth
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sltly F to .
root axis
Facial surface
flat
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sltly F to .
root axis
flat
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Facial
flat
Cingulum
Distal location
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v. rounded
M contact -
Junction*
Middle
D contact -
*(Incisal/Middle)
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v. rounded
M contact -
Junction*
Middle
D contact -
*(Incisal/Middle)
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smaller than CI
Inc-Cerv
shorter CI
M outline
rounded
D outline
v. rounded
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smaller than CI
Inc-Cerv
shorter CI
M outline
rounded
D outline
v. rounded
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Cingulum
More pronounced than CI
Centered
Fossa
Moderate depth
Pits / groove variation
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Cingulum
More pronounced than CI
Centered
Fossa
Moderate depth
Pits / groove variation
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sltly F to .
root axis
Facial surface
more rnd
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sltly F to .
root axis
Facial surface
more rnd
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Facial
rnd
Cingulum
Centered
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Thanx
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