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1. | sheets of tissue that attaches the cheeks to the gingiva in the premolar area (2 Words) |
3. | fold of tissue located at the midline between the labial and alveolar mucosa of the maxilla and mandible (2 Words) |
4. | Inflammation of the crown of a partially erupted tooth usually the 2nd or 3rd molars |
5. | 1 of 4 drugs that cause of gingival hyperplasia--anti-seizure |
7. | in relation to the location of an infection lesion or abscess where do you inject anesthesia? |
10. | when it enters the ____ _____ have access caries become irreversible (2 Words) |
12. | For a patient to have a periodontal abscess what must they have--preexisting ______ ________? (2 Words) |
13. | abscess confined to the gingival area no bone loss associated with it. Abscess has not impacted the bone yet. Involves structures that support he teeth. (2 Words) |
14. | 1 of 4 physical signs of gingivitis--appearance (3 Words) |
16. | 1st permanent molars erupt at what age? 2nd permanent molars erupt at what age? (2 Words) |
18. | would see lucency on periodontal Xray indicating lesion in the mucosa. Tooth is nonvital as evident by all the bone loss aroudn the root. (2 Words) |
19. | 1 of 4 drugs that cause of gingival hyperplasia--immunosuppressant |
22. | a line of tissue in the middle of the ventral side of the tongue that extends from the tongue to the floor of the mouth (2 Words) |
23. | inner surfaces of maxillary teeth are what side? |
27. | 1 of 4 drugs that cause of gingival hyperplasia--CCB |
31. | 1 of 4 drugs that cause of gingival hyperplasia--anti-seizure |
32. | DoD dental class: treatment needed but no emergency anticipated within 12 months (2 Words) |
33. | the dimple or indentation under the nose directly above the lower lip |