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Anatomy
Physiology
Head/Neck Anatomy
Embryology
Histology
Tooth Morphology
100
Is the body system that is responsible for supporting the body
What is skeletal system
100
Transmit impulses from sensory neurons to motor neurons in the CNS
What is Connecting Neuron?
100
The corners of the mouth where upper lip meets lower lip are known as
What is Labial Commisures?
100
Is the tooth formation
What is Odontogenesis?
100
A shallow rounded or regular depression
What is Fossa?
200
2. The following divides the body into left and right halves
What is sagittal plane?
200
Controls the actions of most other glands
What is Pituitary?
200
Excessive dryness of the mouse
What is Xerostomia?
200
Histodifferentiation stage is also known as
What is Bell Stage?
200
Triangular space in gingival direction, occurs when two adjoining teeth are contacting
What is Embrasure?
300
The thyroid and the pancreas are part of what system
What is Endocrine system?
300
Regulate blood glucose levels
What is Pancreas?
300
This is the junction of the temporal bones and the mandible
What is TMJ?
300
The embryonic layer that differentiates into enamel and the lining of the oral cavity is
What is Ectoderm?
300
Space between two teeth
What is Diastema?
400
Transmit genetic information in the nucleous and contain DNA
What is Cytoplasm?
400
Outer layer of the skin
What is Epidermis?
400
The muscle is activated when you are kissing someone.
What is Orbicularis oris?
400
If the cleft lip occurs on both sides of the lip is called
What is Bilateral?
400
The three bulges on the incisal edge of newly erupted central incisor are called
What is Mamelons?
500
The skeletal muscles are comprised of what type of muscle tissue.
What is Striated Muscle?
500
5. The process of breathing and exchanging gases (oxygen and carbon dioxide)
What is Respiratory System?
500
Is the largest papillae on the tongue
What is Circumballate?
500
Is an abnormal thickening of the cementum; excessive deposition of cementum around the root
What is Hypercementosis?
500
Permanent teeth that replace primary teeth
What is Succedaneous teeth?