OCB02-1014 Structure and function of enamel

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OCB FlashCards sobre OCB02-1014 Structure and function of enamel, criado por Evian Chai em 26-04-2020.
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Why is there radiolucency on the enamel when it has caries? This is due to the loss of mineral
What type of line is the neonatal line? Line of Retzius Formed during birth
What two proteins do ameloblasts produce? 1. Amelogenin 2. Nonamelogenin
What technique allows for the adhesion of composites? Acid etch technique
What occurs to the enamel when caries occurs? Demineralisation of enamel
What is the composition of enamel? 96% inorganic hydroxyapatite 4% organic matrix (eg. proteins)
What is enamel? The hardest known biological material Located on the outer surface of the tooth
What do the residual enamel epithelium and oral epithelium fuse together to become? Junctional epithelium
What layer of the epithelium do ameloblasts become after they become shorter? Residual Enamel Epithelium
What are Hunter-Schreger Bands? What are they caused by? What is their purpose? 1. Sinous course of prisms from Enamel-Dentin Junction to surface 2. Caused by ameloblasts/prisms changing angles 3. Stress relieving mechanism
What are enamel prisms in the shape of? What do they contain? 1. In a horseshoe shape pointed down 2. 10,000 Hydroxyapatite crystals
What are diazones/parazones? Gaps between enamel prisms
Tufts are what? What are most obvious here? 1. Hypomineralised ribbon-like structures extending from DEJ to enamel 2. Hunter Scrager bands
Tomes Process Pits are Pits on enamel
What are 5 surface features on enamel? 1. Mamillons 2. Perikymata 3. Tomes Process Pits 4. Pearls 5. Fractures
Retzius Lines are caused by Enamel matrix secretion by ameloblasts slowing down every 7-9 days and changing direction - represented by DARK diagonal bands
Perikymata are? They are caused by? 1. Grooves/waves on surface of teeth 2. Caused by Retzius Lines
Pearls are Cervical pumps on teeth
Mamillons are The tip of incisors
What are lamellae? Cracks from the EDJ to the surface
The enamel dentin junction is unique because It is a scalloped junction (looks wavy) Allows for higher stress tolerance
Cross striations are caused by... Daily activity of ameloblasts laying down more/less mineralised enamel

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