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Introduction
:Dental Anatomy Includes
.Nomenclature & terminology -1
B. The mandible is
a horse-shoe
shaped bone which
articulates with the
skull by way of the
temporo-mandibular
joint the TMJ.
Quadrants: Right Left
right & left quadrants
Maxillary right
and left.
Mandibular right
and left.
3- Speech:
for clear pronunciation and
production of sound.
4- Growth of jaws:
The teeth play a role in the growth of the jaws in some
periods of life.
Types of Teeth
Types of
Teeth Anterior Teeth
for
cutting & tearing
food
Posterior Teeth
Anterior Teeth-
Upper
Upper
First premolar
&
Second premolar
Lower
Molars:
Upper
Lower
Wisdom tooth =
Third permanent molar
Types of Dentitions:
Primary & Permanent
Dentition
Types of Dentitions:
I-Primary Dentition
Deciduous ,baby, milk
teeth:
a. Twenty ( 20)
primary teeth.
b. 10 in each arch
c. 5 in each quadrant
In function:
2 years 12 years
I-Primary
Dentition
Mixed Dentition
Period
6 years 12 years
Eruption Shedding
of of
first last
permanent primary
molar molar
6 years eruption of first permanent molar
12 years Shedding of last primary molar
II-Permanent Dentition
In
function:
12 years
through
out
life
Permanent Teeth
Tooth Identification
Systems
Numbering or Coding Systems
2.Universal System
7
6
8-1 5
1-8
4
3
1 2
It represents the four quadrants of the dentition
as if you are facing the patient.
In upper right In upper left
In lower right In lower left
Horizontal and vertical lines = symbol for the quadrant
The permanent teeth are numbered
from 1-8 on each side from the midline.
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Lower right Lower left
Palmer Notation System
for Primary Teeth A
B
C
E-A D A-E
E
E-A A-E
The deciduous teeth are lettered
from A-E on each side from the midline
E D C B A A B C D E
E D C B A A B C D E
12 11 21 22
System 14
13 23
24
(Two Digit System) 15
16
25
26
“FDI” 17 27
Federation Dentaire 18 28
FirstInternational
Digit = quadrant
38
48
1 2 47
37
46 36
35
4 3 45
44
43
34
42 41 31 3233
Second Digit = Tooth number in the quadrant
b- The second digit is located at the right side of the number
and indicates the number of the tooth in the quadrant.
Permanent teeth
18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
2-International For Primary Teeth
51 61
52 62
System 53 63
(Two Digit System) 54 64
“FDI”
First Digit = Dentaire
quadrant
Federation 55 5 6 65
FirstInternational
Digit = quadrant
8 7
6 85
5 75
84
8 7 74
83 73
82 81 71 72
For Primary Teeth
5 6
First Digit = quadrant 8 7
Second Digit = Tooth number in the quadrant
Primary Teeth
55 54 53 52 51 61 62 63 64 65
85 84 83 82 81 71 72 73 74 75
Universal
system
for
Permanent
Teeth
Universal
System
for Primary
Teeth
Macro & Micro-anatomy
of Teeth
crown
neck
root
Surrounding Bone:
Crypt developing tooth
Socket erupted tooth root
Anatomical Crown & Clinical Crown
Single-rooted Multi-rooted
Micro-anatomy of Teeth
Pulp Cavity
1-Coronal pulp:
•Pulp chamber
•Pulp horns
2-Radicular pulp:
•Root canal
•Apical foramen
Pulp Cavity in Root
2-Radicular pulp:
•Root canal
•Apical foramen
Surfaces
of
Teeth
Surfaces of teeth are identified by
the relationship to
surrounding orofacial structures
Each tooth
has
Five
surfaces:
1.Facial
2.Lingual,
3.Mesial, and
4. Distal (proximal)
5.Functioning surf.
(Incisal) occlusal,
FACIAL SURFACE
any surface on the outside
(towards the face)
1.LABIAL is facial
surface of the
anterior teeth
(green),
2. BUCCAL is the
facial surface
of the posterior
teeth (blue).
Inter-proximal
surfaces:
Surfaces in between two teeth:
PALATAL palatal
on the maxilla.
Functioning Surfaces:
chewing/biting surfaces of teeth :
:Line angle
It is formed by the junction
of two surfaces
and its name is derived
from both surfaces
:Point angle
It is formed by the junction
of three surfaces
and its name is derived
.from these surfaces
Line Angles
of Anterior Teeth
Line Angles
of Posterior Teeth
Point Angles
Meeting of 3 surfaces
Division into Thirds
Anatomical Landmarks
of the Crown
Developmental data:
:Lobe
• It is one of the primary
centers of calcification and
growth formed during the
crown development.
premolars
Maxillary molars
Mandibular molars
A- Crown
A- Crown Elevations:
Elevations:
1-Mamelons
1-Mamelons 2-Cingulum
2-Cingulum 3-Cusps
3-Cusps
Ridge or elevation
of enamel forming
•Linear ridges:
the margin of the Elevated portions
surface of a tooth; of tooth run in a
Transverse Ridge line named for
• on mesial /distal
margins of lingual their location
surfaces anterior •Cervical
teeth. •Incisal
• mesial & distal •Labial
margins of occlusal •Buccal
surfaces posterior
teeth Oblique Ridge •Lingual
B-Crown
B-Crown
Linear Depressions
Depressions
Linear Depressions
Depressions Irregular Depressions
Irregular Depressions
1-Developmental 1-Fossa
grooves: Depression or concavity
Shallow grooves that
separate cusps or primary
parts of teeth
2- Supplemental
grooves:
•Small , irregularly placed •Lingual
auxiliary grooves. fossa
•Branches from developmental grooves.
•They do not denote union of primary
lobes. •triangular
•The third molars followed by second fossae
permanent molars are characterized by
high number of supplemental grooves. •Central
fossa
Linear Depressions
Linear Depressions Irregular Depressions
Irregular Depressions
3- Fissures 2- PITS:
• Found in the bottom of
•b- FAULTY PIT:
developmental grooves.
• Develop as a result
•Result from incomplete union of
• of incomplete formation of
the primary lobes.
enamel.
•Represent a fault in enamel.
• It is located at the end of
the buccal developmental
grooves of the lower molars or
palatal developmental
grooves of the upper molars.