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3 catagories of
periodontal
fibres-
23.
aradicular
hypsodont
2.
acid etchants
24.
aradicular
hypsodont
teeth
3.
acrylic
25.
atraumatic
malocclusion
4.
activator
26.
attached gingiva
27.
attrition
the alveolar
bone is
comprised of
28.
avulsion
7.
alveolar
septum
29.
base
8.
alveolus
9.
amalgam
30.
bis-GMA resin
ameloblasts
31.
bonding agent
anelodont
32.
bonding resins
12.
anisognathism
33.
brachycephalic
13.
anodontia
34.
brachygnathism
14.
apatite
35.
brachyodont
15.
apex
36.
buccal
37.
bur
38.
CA (charting
key)
5.
6.
10.
11.
16.
alveolar bone
apex of tooth
17.
apical
18.
apical area of
tooth
39.
calculus
19.
apical delta
40.
Canine second
and third digits
04
41.
Canines used
for
42.
cap
43.
caries
44.
cast
20.
21.
22.
apical
foramen
apicectomy
(apicoectomy)
aradicular
without roots
45.
casting alloys
69.
crown 2
46.
caudal
70.
crown of
tooth
47.
cavity lining
71.
C/S (charting
key)
72.
curette
Cementoenamel
junction
73.
cusp
74.
cements
D (charting
key)
50.
51.
cementum
75.
dental arcade
76.
dental arch
77.
dental
exerciser
78.
dental gold
48.
49.
cavity varnish
52.
cermets
53.
cervical
54.
cervical line
55.
C/H (charting
key)
79.
dental plaster
56.
cheek teeth
80.
dental stone
57.
chlorhexidine
81.
dentifrice
82.
dentigerons
83.
dentinal
tubule
84.
dentine
85.
dentine
conditioner
86.
dentine
primer
87.
dentition
88.
developmental
89.
diastema
58.
59.
60.
61.
cingulum
C/M (charting
key)
cobaltchromium
alloys
cold-cure
acrylic
62.
composite 1
63.
composite 2
64.
contact point
65.
core build-up
cement
66.
coronal
67.
CR (charting
key)
68.
crown 1
90.
dilaceration
91.
diphyodont
92.
disclosing agents
93.
Diseased oral
structures
generally
follow...
disinfectants
94.
95.
distal
114.
filling
materials
115.
fissure
116.
fluoride
agents
117.
follicle
118.
fossa
119.
free gingiva
120.
furcation
121.
furcation
angle
122.
fusion
123.
FX
(charting
key)
124.
gemination
96.
dolicocephalic
97.
dysplasia
abnormal development
98.
E (charting key)
99.
elodont
100.
enamel
101.
enamel cuticle
102.
enamel is
formed by-
125.
gingiva
enamel of tooth
126.
gingival
104.
endodontic
127.
gingival
crevice
105.
endodontic
filling materials
128.
gingival
fluid
106.
endodontic
sealers
129.
gingival
papilla
130.
gingival
pocket
103.
enzymatic
toothpaste
131.
gingival
sulcus
108.
EP (charting key)
132.
109.
etching agent
110.
extrusion
gingival
sulcus
lining
renews
itself ___
133.
gingivitis
134.
glassionomer
cement
135.
gnathic
136.
GR
(charting
key)
107.
111.
facet
112.
facial
113.
F (charting key)
137.
gutta-percha
163.
malocclusion
138.
halitosis
164.
mamelon
139.
H (charting key)
140.
hemidesmosomes
165.
141.
heterodont
M (charting
key)
166.
high speed
medial/median
142.
167.
mesial
hydroxyapatite
168.
microdontia
169.
migration
170.
milk teeth
171.
Molars second
and third
digits
09-11
172.
Molars used
for
173.
monohyodont
174.
mucogingival
junction
175.
Nasmyth's
membrane
176.
non-setting
calcium
hydroxide
177.
normal
gingival sulcus
in cats
0.5mm-1mm
178.
normal
gingival sulcus
in dogs
1-3mm
179.
occlusal
180.
occlusal
trauma
143.
144.
hypsodont
145.
impacted tooth
146.
impression
(dental)
147.
impression
materials
148.
Incisors second
and third digits
01-03
149.
150.
interdental
151.
interdental
papilla
152.
interproximal
153.
ischaemic
necrosis
junctional
epithelium
155.
labial
156.
lamina dura
157.
light-cure
181.
occlusion
158.
light-cured
cement
182.
O (charting
key)
159.
lingual
183.
160.
low speed
OD (charting
key)
184.
odontoblasts
185.
oligodontia
154.
161.
162.
luxation
macrodontia
186.
open bite
207.
primary
teeth
187.
oral
epithelium
renews itself
every ___
6-12 days
208.
prognathism
209.
prophylaxis
paste
orthodontic
cement
210.
proximal
211.
ptyalism
Excessive salivation.
189.
orthodontic
materials
212.
ptyalism
213.
orthodontics
PU (charting
key)
190.
214.
pulp
191.
PE (charting
key)
192.
peg teeth
215.
pulp canal
216.
pulp cavity
193.
pellicle
217.
pulp
chamber
periodontal
218.
pulp-dentine
unit
194.
periodontal
ligament
219.
pulpitis
195.
220.
pulp of
tooth
221.
pumice
222.
Quadrant 1 is
the
223.
Quadrant 2
is the
224.
Quadrant 3
is the
225.
Quadrant 4
is the
226.
Quadrant 5
is the
227.
Quadrant 6
is the
228.
Quadrant 7
is the
229.
Quadrant 8
is the
230.
R/A
(charting
key)
231.
radicular
232.
radicular
hypsodont
233.
radiography
x-ray photography
188.
periodontal
materials
197.
periodontitis
198.
periodontium
tissues supporting the tooth and its rootsalveolar bone, periodontal ligament,
cementum, and gingiva
199.
pit
196.
200.
plaque
201.
plaster
202.
polyether
elastomer
203.
poly (methyl
methacrylate)
acrylic
204.
Premolars
second and
third digits
05-08
205.
Premolars
used for
206.
primary
dentine
234.
R/C (charting
key)
258.
tertiary
dentine
235.
R (charting
key)
236.
RD (charting
key)
259.
tertiary
dentine
237.
reparative
dentine
260.
tertiary
dentine aka
reparative dentine
238.
restoration 1
239.
restorative
agent
261.
tissue
adhesive
240.
restorative
dentistry
262.
titanium
alloys
241.
RL (charting
key)
263.
traumatic
malocclusion
242.
root
264.
traumatic
occlusion
243.
root of tooth
265.
veneers
244.
rostral
266.
vestibule
245.
RP (charting
key)
267.
RR (charting
key)
VP (charting
key)
246.
268.
RT (charting
key)
W (charting
key)
247.
269.
wet dewlap
248.
scaler
270.
WF (charting
key)
271.
X (charting
key)
272.
xerostomia
Dry Mouth
SE (charting
key)
secondary
dentine
251.
self-cure
acrylic
252.
sharpey's
fibres
253.
slobbers
254.
supernumerary
teeth
255.
surgical
implants
256.
tartar
like calculus
257.
temporary
teeth
249.
250.