DENTIN
Type of dentin found in sites of caries and dental attrition
What is tertiary dentin?
This is the most abundant enamel matrix protein
What is amelogenin?
This imaging technique is used for diagnosing TMD (be specific).
What is dynamic MRI?
Structure attached to the disc of the TMJ is innervated and vascularized
What is Retrodiscal lamellae (bilaminar zone)?
This type of pain is exacerbated by percussion but not exacerbated by cold
What is periodontal pain?
The two layers of dentin referred to as "circumpulpal dentin"
What are mantle and primary dentin?
What is a Tome's Process?
This process is disrupted by Vitamin C Deficiency.
These are the 3 stages of swallowing. (Indicate if they are voluntary or involuntary).
What are Oral (voluntary) Pharyngeal (involuntary) Esophageal (involuntary)?
Dicalcium Phosphate
These are the processes of odontoblasts that penetrate dentinal tubules to form dentin
What are Tome's fibers?
This is the most numerous pulp cell
What are fibroblasts?
This chemosensitive ion channel is responsible for bleaching hypersensitivity
What is TRPA1?
The functional ligaments associated with the TMJ.
What are lateral TMJ and sphenomandibular ligament?
What are sIgA and Histatin?
The disease process caused by a mutation in DSPP
What is Dentinogenesis imperfecta?
This enamel matrix protein assists in initial hydroxyapatite crystal formation and elongation
What is enamelin?
A patient who has recently undergone a tonsillectomy and is experiencing dizziness when turning his head may have developed this syndrome.
What is Eagles Syndrome?
The bundle of fascia that has no fxn in limiting TMJ range of motion
What is the stylomandibular ligament?
These are the four cardinal signs of inflammation
What are swelling, redness, pain, heat?
This medication is used to sometimes regenerate tertiary dentin
What is tideglusib?
The 2 types of canals through which neurovascular bundles enter the pulp
What are the apical foramen and the lateral accessory canal?
this drug is able to turn on osteoblasts, turn off osteoclasts, while decreasing inflammation and increasing vascular growth to promote bone formation
What is dipyridamole?
Are the following statements True or False?
Statement 1: Synovial fluid can not be regenerated. Statement 2: Vascular supply to tmj disk comes from synovial fluid.
S1 False, S2 False
Synovial fluid can be regenerated.
Vascular supply to tmj disk comes from bilaminar/retrodiscal zone.
This is the antibody responsible for destroying salivary acini in Sjogren's Syndrome.
IgG