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TOOTHdens, dentisodus, odonotos
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Teeth (Dentes)
  • arcus dentalis superior (maxillaris) ellipse
  • arcus dentalis inferior (mandibularis) parabola
  • permanent teeth (dentes permanentes) 32
  • deciduous teeth (dentes decidui) 20
  • dens incisivus ( incisor tooth) 8/8
  • dens caninus ( canine tooth) 4/4
  • dens premolaris ( premolar tooth) 8/0
  • dens molaris ( molar tooth) 12/8

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Teeth parts
  • crown (corona)
  • neck (cervix)
  • root (radix)
  • pulp (pulpa)

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Surfaces and directions
  • occlusalis
  • vestibularis (buccalis/labialis)
  • lingualis (lower teeth)
  • palatinalis (upper teeth)
  • mesialis
  • distalis

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Teeth fixation
  • gomphosis (socket) dentoalveolar joint
  • located in bony alveolus dentalis of jaw
  • periodontium
  • parodontium all structures around tooth

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Peridontium
  • between tooth and dental alveolus (fixed to the
    bone of alveolus)
  • collagen fibers (serve as alveolar periosteum)
  • fixation apparatus of tooth fibers of various
    directions
  • penetrates into cement
  • rapid change of connective tissue, plasticity
    orthodontics
  • atrophy in lack of proteins and vitamin C ?
    scurvy ( skorbut)

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Periodontium
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Scurvy (scorbut)
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Macroscopy of tooth and its fixation
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Denture as a whole
  • mordex denture
  • orthodental position teeth vertically
  • occlusion (occlusio)
  • 80 psalidodontia (scissors-like occlusion)
    norm
  • progenia lower jaw longer (lower teeth in front
    of upper ones)
  • stegodontia roof-like occlusion
  • prognathia upper jaw longer (upper teeth in
    front of lower ones)
  • opisthodontia lower teeth too far behind upper
    ones
  • hiatodontia ( mordex apertus)

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Dental chart / scheme
  • crossed with letters
  • tooth number designed with lower INDEX
  • lowercase decicuous
  • UPPERCASE PERMANENT
  • crossed with numbers
  • Roman numerals decicuous
  • Arabic numerals PERMANENT

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Dental chart / scheme of deciduous teeth
Dental chart / scheme of permanent teeth
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Dental chart / scheme
  • binumeral (Féderation Dentaire Internationale)
  • 1-4 quadrants (from right side above clock-wise)
    PERMANENT
  • 5-8 (similar) deciduous
  • numeral (American Dental Association)
  • numerals 1-32 (from right upper third mollar
    clock-wise) PERMANENT
  • letters A-T (similar from right upper second
    molar) deciduous

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Teeth structure
  • dentine dentinum (substantia eburnea)
  • enamel enamelum (substantia adamantina)
  • cement cementum (substantia ossea)
  • pulp pulpa
  • loose connective tissue, vessels, nerves

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Enamel
  • hardest tissue of body
  • organic part
  • secreted by ameloblasts (enameloblastus)
  • glycoproteins (amelogenins, enamelins)
  • anorganic part 95
  • hydroxyapatite
  • arranged vertically in prisms (rods)
  • in between interprismatic substance

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Fluoridation
  • fluorine is sired under the enamel surface,
    posteruptivelly from saliva and tooth-paste
  • re-covers defects
  • fluorapatite is more resistant to acids (Ph 4,5)
    and is produced more quickly than hydroxyapatite
    (pH 5,5)
  • the more fluorapatite is in enamel, the more
    resistant to dental caries (tooth decay)
  • supplement tooth-paste, salt, at dentist

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Dentine
  • calcified connective tissue
  • organic part
  • collagen I, proteoglycans
  • secreted by odontoblasts (dentinoblastus)
  • located on internal surface of dentine
  • Tomes fibers (fibrae dentinales)
  • anorganic part
  • hydroxyapatite
  • non-calcified dentine
  • predentine
  • close to enamel and cement

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Pulp
  • loose connective tissue
  • fibroblasts
  • immune cells soustavy
  • vessels
  • nerve fibers (senstitive to pain)

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Cement
  • thin layer at neck thick layer at root
  • fibrilar type of bone
  • cellular part cementocytes

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Gum (Gingiva)
  • mucosa attached to periosteum
  • stratified nonkeratinizing squamous epithelium
  • papilla gingivalis
  • no glands
  • no submucosa
  • gingivodental junction

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Gum (Gingiva)
  • linea mucogingivalis
  • gingiva alveolaris (pars affixa gingivae)
  • pink, stippled, keratizing
  • free gingival groove
  • gingiva marginalis (pars libera gingivae)
  • shiny, red, nonkeratinizing
  • sulcus gingivalis
  • junctio dentogingivalis
  • epithelium junctionale

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Teeth development (Odontogenesis)
  • oral ectoderm
  • mesoderm
  • cells of neural crest

ectomesenchyme
  • enamel is derived from ectoderm
  • other tissues are derived from ectomesenchyme

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Teeth development
  • Week 6 lamina dentalis (dental lamina) appears
  • thickening of stomodeum epithelium
  • in each lamina 10 proliferation centers
  • dental buds

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Stages of tooth development
  • dental bud (status gemmalis)
  • local thickening of epithelium, 10 in each jaw
  • dental cap (status galearis)
  • ectodermal part ? enamel organ (organum
    enameleum)
  • invagination of mesenchyme ? dental papilla

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Stages of tooth development
  • dental cap ? dental bell (status campanalis)
  • outer dental epithelium
  • enamel reticulum
  • inner dental epithelium
  • dental papilla ? dental pulp
  • dental sac ? cement, periodontal ligaments

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Stages of tooth development bell
  • odontoblasts (dentinoblasti)
  • derived from mesenchyme cells at inner enamel
    organ
  • produce (pre)dentine
  • Tomes fibers (fibrae dentinales)
  • cytoplasmatic processes left within dentine

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Stages of tooth development bell
  • ameloblasts (enameloblasti)
  • from inner enamel epithelium
  • basal surface becomes secretory
  • production of enamel

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Stages of tooth development bell
  • epithelial root sheath (vagina epithelialis
    radicis)
  • Hertwig sheath
  • transition between outer and inner enamel
    epithelium
  • ingrowth into mesenchyme and induction of root
    formation

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Tooth eruption
  • decidual teeth 6th 24th month
  • enamel organ disrupted during tooth eruption

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Permanent teeth
  • develop similarily to decidual teeth
  • secondary dental lamina
  • located at lingual side of dental lamina
  • prolonged distally (molars)
  • eruption from 6th year
  • (finished in 30th 40th year)

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Clinical note
  • tetracycline antibiotics
  • are contraindicated in children up to 8 years of
    age, pregnant and nursing women
  • high affinity to newly produced enamel
  • brown-yellow color
  • enamel hypoplasia

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