Application of tooth anatomy in denta practice
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This document discusses the application of tooth anatomy in dental practice. It covers topics like treating decayed, broken, and missing teeth; dental anomalies; human dentitions; root and pulp morphology related to endodontic therapy; occlusion and malocclusion; periodontal anatomy; and forensic dentistry. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding tooth anatomy for various areas of dental practice, such as endodontic therapy, diagnosing malocclusions, periodontal treatment, and forensic identification.
Application of tooth anatomy in denta practice
- 1. ORAL BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT APPLICATION OF TOOTH ANATOMY IN DENTAL PRACTICE
- 2. Treating decayed , broken and missing teeth
- 3. Treating decayed , broken and missing teeth
- 4. Treating decayed , broken and missing teeth
- 5. Treating decayed , broken and missing teeth
- 9. Application of Root and Pulp morphology related to Endodontic theraby
- 10. Application of Root and Pulp morphology related to Endodontic theraby
- 11. Application of Root and Pulp morphology related to Endodontic theraby
- 12. Application of Root and Pulp morphology related to Endodontic theraby
- 13. Application of Root and Pulp morphology related to Endodontic theraby
- 14. Application of Root and Pulp morphology related to Endodontic theraby
- 16. Occlusion and Malocclusion Angle’s class I occlusion: incisor relationship. A. Normal horizontal alignment has the incisal edge of the maxillary incisors anterior to the incisal edge of the mandibular incisors, also known as normal overjet (denoted by the horizontal arrow). B. Normal vertical alignment has the incisal edge of the maxillary incisors overlapping (hiding from view) the incisal third of the mandibular incisor, also known as normal overbite (denoted by the vertical arrow).
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