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| ____ is a specialized fibrous joint. |
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| what makes up the periodontum? |
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periodontal ligament alveolar bone cementum |
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| ___ is a hard avascular connective tissue covering the roots of teeth. |
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| cementum covers and protects the ___ dentin. (covers the opening of dentinal ___). it provides ____ for the principal periodontal fibers and participates in the maintenance of ___ relationship (adaptation). |
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root tubules attachment occlusal |
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| the thinnest part of cementum is in the ____ area. |
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| the thickest part of cementum is in the ___ and ______ areas of multi-rooted teeth. |
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| cementum is more ___ than other dental tissues. |
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| cementum is ___ and readily abraded by the oral environment. |
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| clinically, gingival recession exposing the thinnest cementum leads to root exposure and ___. |
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| cementum formation occurs along the _____ tooth. |
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| Hertwig's epithelial root sheath (HERS) is an extension of the inner and outer dental ____. |
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| ____ sends inductive signals to ectomesenchymal pulp cells to secret predentin by differentiating into ___. |
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| Ectomesenchymal cells from the inner portion of the dental follicle come in contact with predentin and differentiate into ____ that lay down ____. |
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| One theory of cementoblast activation is that infiltrating dental follicle cells receive ___ signal from the dentin or the surrounding ____ cells and differentiate into cementoblasts. |
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| A theory of cementoblast activation is that ___ cells directly differentiate into cementoblasts. |
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| A theory of cementoblast activation is that epithelial ___ of ____ participate. |
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| ___ fibrils of dentin and cementum blend together. |
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| Mineralization of mantle dentin starts internally then spreads through dentin surface across the ___ and into the cementum resulting in an _____ structure. |
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| cementum is classified according to ___, the origin of _____ fibers in the matrix and ___. |
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cellularity collagenous combined |
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| acellular (primary) cementum covers the root along ____ dentin, has a ____ deposition rate, has incremental lines relatively ___, and is apparently absent in ____ cementum. |
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adjacent slower close intermediate |
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| cellular (secondary) cementum is found in ___, ____, and ____ acellular cementum, has a ___ rate of deposition, has incremental lines relatively ___, and has apparent ____ cementum clearly demarcating cementum from dentin. |
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apical inter-radicular overlaying fast wide intermediate |
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| The hyaline layer of ____ ____ (intermediate cementum) is found between the granular layer of Tomes and the ___. |
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| The hyaline layer of Hopewell Smith is the first layer of ___ by the inner cells of the ___ to seals of the DT. |
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| the hyaline layer of Hopewell Smith ____ greater than the adjacent dentin or the secondary cementum and is approximately 10 um thick. |
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| the ____ fibers are from PDL (sharpey's fibers) and are in the same direction as PDL fibers (perpendicular or oblique to root surface). |
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| the ___ fibers are laid down by cementoblasts and are parallel to the root surface and are perpendicular to extrinsic fibers. |
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| ___ ___ cementum is where both extrinsic and intrinsic fibers meet. |
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| Acellular cementum contains ___ fibers and are located in bulk from the ___ margin to the apical third increasing in thickness ___. its function is ___. |
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extrinsic cervical apically anchorage |
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| cellular dentin has ___ fibers and is located in the middle, ___ thirds and furcation. its function is ___ and ___. |
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intrinsic apical adaptation repair |
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| alternating cellular and acellular cementum have ___ fibers. it is located apical and ___. ___ fibers are uniformly mineralized but the ___ fibers are variably mineralized with some central unmineralized cores. |
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mixed inter-radicular intrinsic extrinsic |
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| acellular ___ are located as spurs and patches over enamel and dentin close to CEJ and is an unknown anomaly. |
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| Bone functions as ___ and cementum functions as ___. |
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| cementum lacks the ____ organization of bone. |
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| ___ is completely different from bone while ___ share the property of cellularity but structurally and functionally non related to bone. |
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| CIFC is less ___ than bone. incremental lines ("resting lines") by continuous but phasic deposition (incremental lines of __-). |
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| cementum is ____, hence, it is more resistant to resorption and has less remodeling activity. |
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| Cementum is ___ and ___ but covers dentin sensitive dentin. |
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| the cellular population in bone consists of ___, ___, ___ lining cells and ____. cementum has ___. |
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osteoblast osteocytes bone osteoclasts cementoblasts |
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| The organic ECM composition of bone is ___% vs ___% in cementum. |
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| cementum and bone have a similar ____ ____ framework mainly of collagen type 1 (90%). |
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| cementum and bone have the same non collagenous proteins and ground substance. some unique cementum molecules include ___ ___ ___ (CAP), __ and ___. |
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cementum attachment protein fibromodulin lumican |
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| TGF-beta (BMP) is reported to promote cell _____ and ____ during development and regeneration. |
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differentiation cementogenesis |
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| PDGF and IGF are suggested to promote cementum formation by altering cell __ activity. |
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| FGF suggested to promote cell proliferation,migration and ____ in the periodontium in general. |
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| BSP and OP regulate ___ and the extent of crystal growth. their balance is believed to maintain the non-mineralizing structure of PDL. |
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| Enamel proteins may involved in the epithelial ____ transition for cementoblasts differentiation. |
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| collagen, mainly type __, also type III and XII. |
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| Gla proteins such as OC contribute to mineralization regulation and ___ growth. matrix Gla ___ mineralization and controls PD width. |
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| transcription factors involved in cementogenesis include ___and ___ downtstream to BMPs. |
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| cementum does not undergo physiologic ___ as bone. |
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| resorption is associated with ___ or ____ tooth movement. |
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periodontitis orthodontic |
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| RANKL/OPG regulate both ___ and ___. |
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| The alveolar osteoblasts originate from ___ ___ and ____ and bone ___. |
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dental follicle periosteum marrow |
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| cementoblasts originate from ___ ___ or epithelial mesenchymal transition of ___ cells. |
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| 60-65% of the time, cementum ____ enamel, 30% of the time cementum and enamel are ___ to ____ and 5-10% of the time there is a ___ between E and C. |
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| as cementum ages, the smooth surface becomes ___ due to calcification of ligament fiber bundles where they are attached to cementum. |
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| there is ___ deposition of cementum in the apical area with age. |
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| cementum resorption is active for a period of time and then stop for cementum deposition creating ___ ___. |
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| resorption of root dentin occurs with aging which is covered by ___ ___. |
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| ____ are apparent with aging. |
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| cemental repair is a ___ function of cementoblasts after resorption of root dentin or cementum. |
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| cemental repair occurs after ____ or loss of cementum accompanied by loss of ___. |
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| following reparative cementum deposition, the attachment is ___. |
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| ___ are calcified ovoid or round nodule in PDL. |
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| there can be single or multiple cementricles near the cemental surface. they are free in ___ and attached or embedded in ___. they are from aging and are at sites of ___. |
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| ____ is the abnormal thickening of normal (non neoplastic) cementum. could be diffuse or ____, affecting a single or ___ teeth. |
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hypercementosis circumscribed multiple |
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| hypercementosis occurs from ___, ideopathic, gigantism-acromegaly, occlusal trauma, non functional tooth trama, or perapical granuloma. |
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| ___ ____ is a soft specialized connective tissue between cementum and alveolar bone proper. |
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| the width of the periodontal ligament ___ with age. |
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| the periodontal ligament has a ___ turnover rate. |
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| the pdl is supportive of the ___ and ___ ___. |
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| the pdl is a ___ ___, withstanding the forces of mastication. |
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| the pdl is formative, controlling the ___ and ___ of cementum, ligament, and alveolar bone. |
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| blood vessels provide the essential ___ to the vitality of the PDL. |
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| the pdl assists in ____ by the contraction of fibroblasts in dental follicles. |
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| there is a ____ receptor on pdl necessary for proper positioning of the jaw. |
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| pdl is ____ in origin. it is formed from the ___ ___ shortly after root development begins. |
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mesenchymal dental follicle |
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| ____ are the most abundant PDL cells. there is a high turnover rate because these cells are prone to destruction, and they have a flexible adaptation to tooth movement. there are abundant ___ organelles, a prominent ___ network and ___ properties. |
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secretory actin contractile |
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| ___ cover the periodontal surface of cementum. |
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| ___ cover the periodontal surface of alveolar bone. |
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| ____ are precursors of osteoclasts and cementoblasts. |
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| PDL fibers end into ___ cementum o bone by ___ ___. |
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acellular sharpey's fibers |
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| ____ _____ _____ are the principal fibers in the gingival area (not strictly related to the periodontum). they are present in the lamina propria of the gingiva. |
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| PDL is composed of ___, ___, and ___ ___. |
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cells fibers ground substance |
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| principal fibers are broken up into the ___ group and ___ group. |
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| the ___ group of principle fibers are found in between tooth and bone. |
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| the alveolar crest group (ACG) is found below the ___. |
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| the ___ group of principle fibers are found in between tooth and bone. |
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| the alveolar crest group (ACG) is found below the ___. |
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| the horizontal group is apical to the ___. |
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| the oblique group is the most numerous. ___ ___ (occlusal) forces tension on bone encouraging bone formation rather than ___. |
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transform axial resorption |
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| the apical group is found around the ___, base of socket. |
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| the interradicular group is found on ___ teeth, forming the crest of the interradicular septum. |
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| the dentogingival fibers are the most ___; cervical cementum to f/a gingiva |
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| alveologingival fibers are found at the bone of the ___ ___ to f/a gingiva. |
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| circular fibers are found around the neck of ___ and free gingiva. |
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| dentoperiosteal fibers are found apically from the cementum over the __ ___ ___ to the alveolar process or vestibule (muscle) or floor of mouth |
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| transseptal gingival fibers are found at the cementum between ___ teeth, over the alveolar crest connect all the arch. |
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| ____ fibers are immature elastic fibers that are restricted to the walls of blood vessels and are oriented obliquely in an axial direction from the cementum surface to the blood vessels. they are mostly numerous in the ___ area. |
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| the function of oxytalan fibers is the support ____ _____ and regulate ____ flow in relation to tooth function. |
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| the blood supply comes from ___ and ____ arteries. there are apical vessles, gingival vessels, and interalveoplar arteries penetrating the ___ plate. |
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superior inferior cribiform |
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| the rich blood supply reflects the high ___ rate. |
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| there is a higher blood supply in the posterior and ___. |
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| vessel occupy lose ___ ____ areas between the principle fibers (interstitial spaces) |
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| the nerves supply originates from the inferior or superior ___ nerves. |
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| the nerves supply provides a sense of __, ___, __, __ during mastication and has a protective open jaw reflex. |
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touch pressure pain proprioception |
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| the nerve fibers enter from the apical region or ___ ___ walls (with BVs) |
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| the ___ regions contain more nerve endings (except under incisors). |
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