Dental Anatomy

what is the junction between the tooth surface and the gingival tissue?

where is the dnetogingival junction?

what two types of epithelium make up the dentogingival junction?

dentogingival junction= _______ epithelium + ______ epithelium

the ____ epithelium stands away from the tooth creating gingival sulcus

the sulcular epithelium stands away from the tooth creating what?

what is the measurement for healthy gingiva?

what is the normal gingival fluid flow rate?

the normal ______ ______ _____ ____ is 1-2 microliters per tooth per hour

what epithelium is a deeper extension of sulcular epithelium and lines the floor of the gingival sulcus

where does the junctional epithelium attach on the tooth?

_____ epithlium is thinner than _____ epithelium

how many cells thick is the JE at the coronal portion?

how many cells thick is the JE at the apical portion?

what portion is the JE 15-30 cells thick?

at what protion is the JE 3-4 cells thick

what are two clinical considerations with gingival tissues?

what are 6 causes for gingival recession?

what does gingival hyperplasia affect? (2)

what kind of meds cause gingival hyperplasia (3)

____ _____ can be an increase output of certain types of fibroblasts

the amount of _______ with gingival hyperplasia can be related to ____ ____ combined with bacterial ______

what is the treatment for gingival hyperplasia?

what are four examples of causes for gingival hyperplasia

t/f orthodontics can cause gingival hyperplasia
True False

what are four clinical considerations with the junctional epithelium

the junctional epithelium is permeable the ____ ____ ___ and ____ ______ infiltrate

what are four signs of gingivitis

what supplies minerals for subgingival calculus formation?

t/f exudate can be measured to indicate the activity of disease
True False