Something noticeably different or deviates from that which is ordinary or normal | ANOMALY |
Congenital or acquired abnormality in which a tooth or teeth deviate from normal form, function and position | DENTAL ANOMALY |
the genetic transmission of biological characteristics from parents to offsprings, including the storage, replication, mutation, recombination an translation of genetic material in chromosomes | HEREDITARY |
present at birth | CONGENITAL |
if a condition results during the formation and development of the structure | DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES |
Disturbances in size of teeth: Teeth which are smaller than normal teeth. It is outside the usual limits of variation | MICRODONTIA |
Disturbances in size of teeth: Refers to teeth that are larger than normal | MACRODONTIA |
MICRODONTIA: All teeth are smaller than normal | True Generalized Microdontia |
MICRODONTIA: Common in dwarfism | True Generalized Microdontia |
MICRODONTIA: Normal or slightly smaller than normal teeth are present in jaws that are somewhat larger than normal | Relative Generalized Microdontia |
MICRODONTIA: Result: spacing | Relative Generalized Microdontia |
MICRODONTIA: Common condition | Microdontia involving only a single tooth |
MICRODONTIA: Most commonly affected teeth: maxillary lateral incisor & 3rd molar | Microdontia involving only a single tooth |
MICRODONTIA: sides converge or taper together incisally, forming a peg shaped or cone shaped crown, root shorter than usual | peg lateral |
MACRODONTIA:All teeth are larger than normal | True Generalized Macrodontia |
MACRODONTIA:More common | Relative Generalized Macrodontia |
MACRODONTIA:The presence of normal or slightly larger than normal teeth in small jaw | Relative Generalized Macrodontia |
MACRODONTIA:Result: crowding of tooth | Relative Generalized Macrodontia |
MACRODONTIA:Uncommon | Macrodontia of single tooth |
Anomalies in shape:Aka twinning | GEMINATION |
Anomalies in shape:Anomaly that arises when a tooth attempts to divide itself or partially twin itself, by splitting its toothgerm | GEMINATION |
Anomalies in shape:Usually one with two completely or incompletely separated crowns that have a single root or root canal | GEMINATION |
Anomalies in shape:Occurs when two adjacent tooth germs unite | FUSION |
Anomalies in shape:Two teeth may be united along a part of or the entire length | FUSION |
Anomalies in shape:Joined by their crowns or their roots | FUSION |
Anomalies in shape:May be made at the dentin | FUSION |
Anomalies in shape: Fusion which occurs after root formation has been | CONCRESCENE |
Anomalies in shape:May occur before or after the teeth have been erupted in the oral cavity | CONCRESCENE |
Anomalies in shape:Resembles an eagle's talon | TALON'S CUSP |
Anomalies in shape:Projects lingually from cingulum area | TALON'S CUSP |
TALON'S CUSP commonly affects | Mx and Mn permanent incisors |
talon's cusp problems | Esthetics, Caries control, Occlusal accommodation |
Anomalies in shape:dilated composite odontome | DENS IN DENTE |
Anomalies in shape:Dens invaginatus | DENS IN DENTE |
Anomalies in shape:pear shaped invagination of enamel and dentin | DENS IN DENTE |
DENS IN DENTE commonly affects | maxillary permanent lateral incisors |
Anomalies in shape:Occlusal tuberculated premolar | DENS EVAGINATUS |
Anomalies in shape:leong's premolar | DENS EVAGINATUS |
Anomalies in shape:evaginated odontome | DENS EVAGINATUS |
Anomalies in shape:occlusal enamel pearl | DENS EVAGINATUS |
Anomalies in shape:n accessory cusp or globule of enamel on the occlusal surface between the buccal and lingual cusps of premolars; may be unilateral or bilateral | DENS EVAGINATUS |
Anomalies in shape:May contribute to incomplete eruption of the teeth | DENS EVAGINATUS |
Anomalies in shape:May contribute to displacement of the teeth | DENS EVAGINATUS |
Anomalies in shape:May contribute to pulp exposure with subsequent infection following occlusal wear or fracture | DENS EVAGINATUS |
Anomalies in shape:Enlargement of the body of the tooth at the expense of the root | TAURODONTISM |
Anomalies in shape:Bull-like tooth | TAURODONTISM |
Anomalies in shape:Rectangular in shape | TAURODONTISM |
Anomalies in shape:Pulp chamber is extremely large with a much greater apico-occlusal height than normal | TAURODONTISM |
Anomalies in shape:Pulp lacks constriction at the cervical of the tooth | TAURODONTISM |
Anomalies in shape:Roots extremely short with bifurcation or trifurcation only a few millimeters above the apices of the roots | TAURODONTISM |
Anomalies in shape:An angulation of the root or crown of formed teeth | DILACERATION |
Anomalies in shape:Position of calcified portion of the tooth is changed and remainder of the tooth is formed at an angle | DILACERATION |
DILACERATION occurs during | tooth formation |
common locations of dilaceration | Cervical portion, Middle third of the root, Apical third of the root |
Anomalies in shape: difficulty in extraction | DILACERATION |
Anomalies in shape:Associated with syphilis | HUTCHINSON'S TEETH |
Anomalies in shape:Notching at incisal edges | HUTCHINSON'S TEETH |
Anomalies in shape:Narrowing of incisors | HUTCHINSON'S TEETH |
Anomalies of the roots of teeth: commonly seen in bifurcation/ trifurcation of teeth. It is an excess enamel | Enamel pearl |
Anomalies in number: Teeth in excess of the normal number | SUPERNUMERARY TEETH |
Anomalies in number: Developed from a 3rd tooth bud but arising from the dental lamina near the permanent tooth bud | SUPERNUMERARY TEETH |
Anomalies in number: Splitting of permanent tooth bud | SUPERNUMERARY TEETH |
Anomalies in number: autosomal dominant traits with lack of penetrance in some generation | SUPERNUMERARY TEETH |
ANODONTIA(congenital absence of teeth): All teeth are missing | total anodontia |
ANODONTIA(congenital absence of teeth): Cause; failure of tooth germ to develop lack of initiation stage | total anodontia |
ANODONTIA(congenital absence of teeth): A common congenital condition characterized by absence of one or more teeth | partial anodontia or hypodontia |
ANODONTIA(congenital absence of teeth): absence of many teeth, usually associated with small size of the existing teeth and other anomalies | oligodontia |
ANODONTIA:Occurs as a result of extraction of all teeth, clinically absent teeth | induced or false anodontia |
ANODONTIA:Teeth are missing clinically but are formed but failed to erupt in the oral cavity | Pseudoanodontia |
ANODONTIA:multiple unerupted teeth | Pseudoanodontia |
SUPERNUMERARY TEETH:A tooth situated between the maxillary central incisors | Mesiodens |
SUPERNUMERARY TEETH:Appears or occurs singly, paired erupted or impacted, occasionally inverted small tooth with a cone shaped crown and short root | Mesiodens |
SUPERNUMERARY TEETH:Supernumerary molar usually small and rudimentary which is situated bucally or lingually to one of the maxillary molars, or interproximal between the first, second, and third molars | Paramolar |
SUPERNUMERARY TEETH:supernumerary teeth that erupt outside the dental arch | Peridentes |
other disorders of the tooth:Teeth which erupt within the first 30 days after birth | Neonatal teeth |
other disorders of the tooth:Erupted at birth | Natal teeth |
other disorders of the tooth:More common than neonatal teeth | Natal teeth |
other disorders of the tooth:Commonly affects mandibular central incisor | Natal teeth |
other disorders of the tooth:due to superficial location of toothgerm | Premature eruption of primary teeth |
other disorders of the tooth:early shedding off of primary teeth | Premature eruption of permanent teeth |
other disorders of the tooth:Primary teeth firmly attached to the alveolar bone | Persistence of deciduous teeth |
other disorders of the tooth:Failure of the succedaneous teeth to erupt in the oral cavity may due to displacement or absence of the teeth | Persistence of deciduous teeth |
other disorders of the tooth:Arises from normal toothgerm that develops in a superficial position in the jaw with subsequent premature eruption | Natal teeth |
Identify anomaly: | microdontia |
Identify anomaly: | microdontia |
Identify anomaly: | microdontia |
Identify anomaly: | GEMINATION |
Identify anomaly: | GEMINATION |
Identify anomaly: | GEMINATION |
Identify anomaly: | FUSION |
Identify anomaly: | FUSION |
Identify anomaly: | FUSION |
Identify anomaly: | GEMINATION |
Identify anomaly: | TWINNING |
Identify anomaly: | FUSION |
Identify anomaly: | CONCRESENCE |
Identify anomaly: | TALON'S CUSP |
Identify anomaly: | TALON'S CUSP |
Identify anomaly: | TALON'S CUSP |
Identify anomaly: | DENS IN DENTE |
Identify anomaly: | DENS IN DENTE |
Identify anomaly: | DENS IN DENTE |
Identify anomaly: | DENS IN DENTE |
Identify anomaly: | DENS IN DENTE |
Identify anomaly: | DENS IN DENTE |
Identify anomaly: | DENS EVAGINATUS |
Identify anomaly: | DENS IN DENTE |
Identify anomaly: | DENS EVAGINATUS |
Identify anomaly: TAURODONTISM | HYPOTAURODONT |
Identify anomaly: TAURODONTISM | MESOTAURODONT |
Identify anomaly: TAURODONTISM | HYPERTAURODONT |
Identify anomaly: | TAURODONTISM |
Identify anomaly: | DILACERATION |
Identify anomaly: | DILACERATION |
Identify anomaly: | DILACERATION |
Identify anomaly: | DILACERATION |
Identify anomaly: | DILACERATION |
Identify anomaly: | HUTCHINSON'S TEETH |
Identify anomaly: | SUPERNUMERARY |
Identify anomaly: SUPERNUMERARY | PARAMOLAR |
Identify anomaly: SUPERNUMERARY | PERIDENTES |
Identify anomaly: SUPERNUMERARY | PERIDENTES |