Histology
Parts of a Tooth
Tongue, Etc.
Miscellaneous
Muscles
10
The study of the microscopic structure & function of tissues.
Histology
10
Name the part of the tooth labeled 3.
Enamel
10
The MILDEST form of a cleft because it does not hamper eating, drinking or speaking?
Cleft Uvula
10
The palate is divided into what 2 parts?
Hard palate & Soft palate
10
What muscle is also referred to as the "kissing muscle?"
Orbicularis oris
20
What is the failure of the palatal shelves to fuse with the primary palate or with each other called?
Cleft Palate
20
Name the part of the tooth labeled 4.
Dentin
20
Name the taste bud located at area 4 of the tongue.
sweet
20
The enamel rods are shaped like what aquatic animal?
Fish
20
Name the muscle shown in RED.
Temporal
30
What is it called when the maxillary processes fail to fuse with the medial nasal process?
Cleft Lip
30
Name the part of the tooth labeled G.
Gingiva (gums)
30
Name the taste bud located at area 1 of the tongue.
bitter
30
What is excess bone called?
Torus (tori)
30
Name the muscle shown in RED.
Masseter
40
An accentuated incremental line that indicates the trauma of birth.
Neonatal line
40
Name the part of the tooth labeled 5.
Pulp
40
Name the taste bud located at area 3 of the tongue.
salty
40
What bone forms the cheeks?
Zygomatic
40
Name the muscle shown in RED.
Orbicularis oris
50
The raised, white line that runs parallel to where the teeth meet.
Linea Alba
50
Name the part of the tooth labeled 7.
Cementum (* this is the softest tooth structure)
50
Name the taste bud located at area 2 of the tongue.
sour
50
What is the wearing away of the incisal or occlusal surfaces of the tooth during normal function/life span called?
Attrition
50
Name the muscle shown in RED.
Buccinator