BOARDS - OMAE K/E/N/O/T/E/S

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1. Primitive name Stomatodeum 13. PHYSIOLOGIC STAGE OF Initiation

for oral cavity DEVELOPMENT
2. Primitive name Foregut
First sign of tooth development
for GIT
14. PHYSIOLOGIC STAGE OF Initiation
3. Primitive name Auricular hillocks
DEVELOPMENT
for Ossicles
4. Embryology: Stomatodeum disturbance during this stage will
What happens result to anodontia and
during the 3rd supernumerary teeth.
week
15. PHYSIOLOGIC STAGE OF Proliferation
5. Embryology: BPM ruptures DEVELOPMENT
What happens
during the 4th Tongue develops cause changes in size and
week proportions of the growing tooth
6. Embryology: Upper lip (Fusion of median nasal process germ
What happens and maxillary process) 16. PHYSIOLOGIC STAGE OF Histodifferentiation
during the 6th to First sign of tooth development DEVELOPMENT
7th week
7. Embryology: Palat functional changes occur
What happens 17. PHYSIOLOGIC STAGE OF Histodifferention
during the 7th to DEVELOPMENT
8th week
8. Derivatives of Meckel's cartilage forms the incus, Lack of Vitamins (A and D) causes
the first malleus, sphenomandibular ligament, and failure of ameloblast to
branchial arch lingula differentiate properly.

9. Derivatives of Reichert's cartilage will form stapes, 18. PHYSIOLOGIC STAGE OF Morphodifferentiation
the 2nd styloid process, stylohyoid ligament, DEVELOPMENT
branchial arch lesser cornu and body of hyoid bone
stage wherein the basic form and
10. Derivatives of forms the greater cornu and part of body
size of the future tooth is
the 3rd branchial of hyoid bone
determined
arch
19. PHYSIOLOGIC STAGE OF Apposition
11. Derivatives of forms laryngeal cartilages
DEVELOPMENT
the 4th and 6th
regular deposition of extracellular
branchial arch
matrix of the hard dental structures
12. Physiologic Initiation
20. PHYSIOLOGIC STAGE OF Appostion
stages of tooth
DEVELOPMENT
development Proliferation

Disturbances will result to

Histodifferentiation
hypoplasia and hypocalcification.

Morphodofferentiation 21. Sequence of cell formation in the Ameloblast

tooth
Apposition Odontoblast

Dentin formation

Enamel formation
22. Morphologic stages during tooth Bud stage 38. Components of dentin -Inorganic (65-70%)
development and Organic (30-
Cap stage 35%)
39. "S-Shaped" due to overcrowding Dentinal tubules
Bell stage
40. covers the dentinal tubules PERITUBULAR
23. Steps for root formation 1. Epithelial diaphragm
DENTIN
2. Proliferation of cells
(Intratubular)
and tissue of the pulp
3. HERS molds the 41. found between dentinal tubules Intertubular dentin
shape of the roots and 42. main composition of dentin Intertubular dentin
initiates radicular
43. perpendicular to dentinal tubules Incremental lines of
dentin
von ebner
4. when the first layer
of dentin has been laid 44. areas of unmineralized or Interglobular dentin
down, HERS loses its hypomineralized dentin.
continuity 45. zone of dentin adjacent to Granular layer of
24. Other name for enamel Substancia adamantina cementum that appears granular Tomes

25. Composition of enamel Inorganic (96%) 46. seen in older, empty dentinal tubules Dead tracts
that get filled with air and appear
Organic(4%) black

26. basic structural unit of enamel Enamel rods 47. when collagen fibers and minerals Sclerotic dentin
occlude the dentinal tubules.
27. remnants of odontoblastic Enamel spindle
process that causes tooth 48. Theories in Dentin Sensitivity 1. Direct Neural
sensitivity Stimulation

28. thin outer layer of enamel in Aprismatic enamel

2. Odontoblastic
newly erupted teeth
Theory
29. Result from the absence of Tome's Aprismatic enamel
processes on the ameloblast 3. Hydrodynamic
during the final stages of enamel Theory - mostly
deposition accepted
30. lines of Retzius that manifests on PERIKYMATA 49. Other name for the pulp Endodontium
the labial cervical thirds of the (Imbrication line of
50. Zones of the pulp Odontoblastic layer
tooth. Pickerill)
31. Other name for perikymata Imbrication line of Cell poor zone
pickerill (Zone of Weil)
32. optical appearances in Hunter-schreger bands
longitudinal and oblique cut of the Cell Rich-zone
enamel.
Pulp proper
33. Enamel found in cusp tips GNARLED ENAMEL
51. What makes up the pulp proper A-Delta fibers
34. covers the entire crown of newly Nasmyth's membrane
erupted teeth.
C-fibers
35. Other name for nasmyth's Primary cutivle
membrane Sympathetic nerve
fiber
36. hypocalcified part of the enamel Enamel tufts and
lamellae 52. myelinated sensory fiber; fast, sharp A-delta fibers
pain
37. Other name for dentin Substantia ebornea
53. unmyelinated sensory fibers; slow, C-fibers
dull, diffuse pain
54. most similar to bone in composition but it Cementum 66. Classification of Oral Mucosa Masticatory
is avascular and has no haversian system mucosa
Specialized
55. Other name for cementum Substancia
mucosa
ossea
Lining Mucosa
56. Composition of cementum 50% inroganic
67. ORAL MUCOSA Mastcatory
and 50%
firmly attached to underlying bone and mucosa
organic)
keratinized
57. Histologic appearance of PDL Hour-glass
68. ORAL MUCOSA Specialized
shape
Contins taste buds mucosa
58. Principal group fibers Alveolar crest
69. ORAL MUCOSA Lining mucosa
fiber
loosely attached, non keratinized
Horizontal fiber
Oblique fiber 70. ORAL MUCOSA Gingiva
Apical fiber Masticatory mucosa Hard palate
Inter-radicular
71. True or false True
fiber
Permanent teeth will develop LINGUAL to
59. PRINCIPAL GROUP FIBER Alveolar crest primary
fiber
72. When is the post-eruptive phase of the After 20 years
resist vertical and intrusive forces and
teeth completed?
anchor the tooth to the alveolus
73. Smallest primary tooth Mand CI
60. PRINCIPAL GROUP FIBER Horizontal fiber
74. Smallest primary molar Max 1st molar
runs at right angle; resist horizontal or 75. Molar tubercle of zucker candle Max 1st molar
lateral pressure applied to the tooth
76. Primary molar resembling permanent Max 1st molar
61. PRINCIPAL GROUP FIBER Oblique premolars
77. Primary molar not resembling any tooth in Mand first
most numerous; sustain the occlusal
the permanent dentition molar
forces to resist intrusive forces
78. Least common involved in nursing bottle Mand incisors
62. PRINCIPAL GROUP FIBER Apical fiber
caries

prevents vestibulo-oral tipping 79. Most common involved in nursing bottle Max incisors
caries
63. PRINCIPAL GROUP FIBER Inter-radicular
fiber 80. Sequence of permanent tooth eruption on 61245378
resist tipping and torque the upper

64. What are the gingival ligaments? Dentogingival 81. Sequence of permanent tooth eruption on 61234578
grop the lower
82. Lines the antrum of highmore Schneiderian
Alveologingival membrane
fiber grouo
83. Opening of the antrum of highmore to the Hiatus
Circular group middle nasal meatus semilunaris

Dentoperiosteal
65. Most abundant fiber group that is Dentogingival
attached to the cervical cementum and group
inserted into the lamina propia
84. Boundaries of the maxillary sinus superior - inferior - anterior - posterior - medial -
floor of the orbit alveolar process facial surface infratemporal
surface nasal wall
85. What is the best extroral radiograph technique to assess Water's
maxillary sinus?