Dental Histology Test

An antibiotic which can cause severe staining of enamel if given during amelogenesis is __________________________.:

Characteristic cells for health pulp are :

beneath the tongue and superior to the submandibular glands:

Dental pulp is devided in :

On the surface of the crown, these lines cause very slight depressions on newly erupted teeth

called _____________________.:

Oral epithelium forms in mesenchime a growth in shape of :

The fibers from radicular cement have one direction and are joined :

Dentin formative cells:

Dentinal tubules are distributed ununiformly in different layers of dentine :

Dentin Incremental lines:

In approximately 60% of cases, the cementum the enamel. (overlaps, meets, does not meet- exposed dentin):

Submandibular salivary gland is separated into superficial and deep portions by:

Which mineralized tissue has the highest fluoride content? :

Periodontium innervation is derived from :

three solutes in saliva:

The thickness of periodontium is equal with :

enzyme in saliva that kills bacteria:

protects the mouth’s mucous membrane from infection and the teeth from decay:

In submandibular salivary gland surgery, the branch of facial nerve at risk is:

Specify functions of basic substance of dental pulp :

Specify terms of germs mineralization for second temporary molar :

In patients with diabetes mellitus the parotid gland is:

Epithelial thickness or epithelial plate is devided between

Approximately what % of enamel is calcium hydroxyapatite ___:

Health teeth react to currents of about :

definitive line that indicates the birth of an infant in the enamel of a tooth is called the

________________________.:

What are the fibers specific to the parapulpal dentin :

Dentin Organic/H2O level:

Acellular cement is situated in :

Dentin Embryologic development:

Irregular intertwining bundles of enamel rods, located primarily at the cusps, is known as

_____________________ enamel.:

The most common developmental problem with teeth is a general condition with ‘too little’

enamel, also often caused by metabolic disease, and is called _________________.:

Brush-like areas of hypocalicified enamel rods at the DEJ are called __________.:

In radicular cement is distinguished :

The fibers from radicular cement have one direction and are joined :

Odontoblasts are cells with structure :

There is a right contact between the enamel and the cement in :

Hypocalcified “cracks” in enamel, usually entending from the DEJ to the surface, are called

_____________________.:

In radicular cement is distinguished :

Dentin Mineral Level (inorganic):

The radicular 1/3 of the tooth has primarily which type of cementum?:

The presence of vital _______ qualifies dentins as a living tissue.:

three pairs of accessory digestive organs that lie outside the mouth:

During sleep the parotid gland is known to secrete about:

The parotid gland is divided into superficial and deep portions by:

Acellular afibrillar cementum is only found in :

The functions of radicular cement are :

Bone is (vascular or avascular) ____________________, cementum is ______:

Dental pulp is a lax conjunctive tissue formed from :

fluid secreted by the salivary glands:

In parotid surgeries the most reliable way of identifying the facial nerve is:

the secretion of saliva:

The function of dental pulp :

Normally the maxilla has a shape of :

Multiple cystic lesions inside both the parotid glands in a patient should alert the clinician for a possible diagnosis of:

Dentinal tubules are distributed ununiformly in different layers of dentine :

Trauma or high fevers can cause _______________________________.:

located inferior and anterior to the ears between the skin and the masseter muscle:

Odontoblast’s shape can be :

Enamel prism in transversal section has a shape of :