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Adult mandibular tooth eruption and calcification dates

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SENSATIONS

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ORAL BIOLOGY Mind Map on SENSATIONS, created by aahughes on 25/04/2013.

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SENSATIONS

TOUCH:PDL non vital tooth gives same sensations as vital
1. PAIN:Dentine, pulp, periodontium.
  1. The only sensation that occurs when stimulating dentine/pulp
    1. COLD:Gingiva(most people thinks this is where it comes from)
TOOTHACHE
1. EXTRADENTAL: periodontium, nocioceptive nerves
  1. excessive mechanical stimulation
    1. pain from high restorations
2. Mild mechanical stimulation =periapical inflammation
  1. ALLODYNIA: Clinical test for pa inflammation. tap tooth for pain
INTRADENTAL(PULPAL/DENTINAL) NOCIORECEPTORS
DENTINE SENSITIVITY
1. More sensitive at the ADJ
  1. Cervical Margins: area that is most commonly exposed
ID INNERVATION
1. Autonomic nerves are entirely sympathetic
  1. Afferent nerves are totally nocioceptive

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