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supporting structures

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maxillary arch   upper arch  
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mandibular   lower arch  
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midline   an imaginary line that separtes right and left sides of the mouth  
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quadrants   midline separting the maxillary and mandibular arch= 4 quadrants  
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anterior teeth   6 teeth per arch includes incisors&canines  
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posterior teeth   10 per arch includer premolars and molars  
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incisors   cuts and divides  
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canines   pierce and tear hold  
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premolar   crush and grind  
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molars   crush and grind  
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mesial   towards the midline  
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distal   away from midline  
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lingual   towards the tounge (mandibular only)  
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buccal   towards the cheek (posterior only)  
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labial   towards the lip (anterior only  
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occlusal   chewing surface (posterior only)  
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incisal   biting edge (anterior only)  
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palatal   towards the palate(maxillary only)  
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facial   combined term for labial and buccal  
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mastication   chewing  
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aesthetics   apperearance  
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phonectics   speech  
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anatomical crown   entire crown, covered by enamel  
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clinical crown   portion visible above gingiva  
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anatomical root   entire root  
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apex   end (tip) of the root  
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apical foramen   natural opening at the very end of root that allows passage of nerves and blood vessels  
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trifurcated   refers to tooth with 3 roots  
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bifurcated   refers to tooth with 2 roots  
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furcation   the space between roots; the area where they join  
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gingiva   outermost layer of tissue covering the periosteum surrounding the tooth  
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free gingiva   gingiva which is movable and fits around the crown of tooth above the cervix  
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attached gingiva   immobile.lies below epithelial attachment, extending from base of the sulcus to the mucogingival junction  
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gingival crest(gingival margin)   top edge of free gingiva circling the tooth  
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gingival sulcus   space between tooth and free gingiva.extends from gingival crest to epithelial attachment  
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epithelial attachment   point where gingiva becomes attached to the bone. found at the bottom of the sulcus  
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gingival groove   a line separating free and attached gingiva on facial side of gingiva  
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dentition   the number kind and arrangement of an individual's teeth  
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permanent teeth   sencond set of teeth 32 in all  
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deciduous teeth(primary teeth)   baby teeth 20 in all  
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tooth number system   universal numbering system beings upper right  
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1-32   permanent teeth  
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a-t   deciduous teeth  
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eruption   process of teeth coming into the mouth  
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exfoliation   normal shedding of primary teeth  
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succedaneous   permanent teeth that replace deciduous teeth  
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nonsuccedaneous   permanent teeth that do not replace deciduous teeth  
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resorption   progressive destruction of the roots of deciduous teeth, caused by occlusal pressure of permanent tooth pressing on the decidous roots  
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interdental papilla   triangular shaped gingiva that extends into the interproximal space  
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interproximal space   wedge shaped area that lies between the proximal surfaces.extends from contact area to interdental papilla  
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contact area   the area on proximal surfaces that actually touch each other  
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long axis   the imaginary vertical line around which the structures of the teeth are symmetrically arranged  
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axial surfaces   surfaces of the teeth that are parallel to the long axis  
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proximal surfaces   surfaces that lie adjacent to each other  
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embrasures   v shaped spaces that extend outward from contact area  
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line angles   divides 2 surfaces  
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point angles   divides 3 surfaces  
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