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Identify and describe the functions and locations of the anatomical
parts of the oral cavity: tongue, uvula, palatine tonsils, frenums,
hard and soft palates, pharyngopalatine arch, and gingiva. (I)
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Identify and describe the structures and surfaces of the teeth. (II)
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Identify each tooth in deciduous/permanent dentition by name and
function. (II) (III) (IV)
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Describe the ADA (American Dental Association), Zsigmondy Palmer and
Federation Dentaire International methods of identifying deciduous and
permanet teeth. (III) (IV)
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Identify and describe the morphology of each type of tooth. (III) (IV)
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Describe the morphology and composition of the deciduous and permanent
teeth with emphasis on root morphology. (III) (IV)
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Describe the development, calcification, root resorption, and eruption
of the deciduous and permanent dentition. (III) (IV)
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Describe the composition, function, and location of the periodontium.
(V)
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Describe and identify Angle's Classification of Occlusion including
the facial profile, molar relation, and cuspid relation as it pertains
to each class. (XI)
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Identify and describe components of the functional assessment
including Angle's classification, malrelations of groups of teeth,
malposition of individual teeth, temporomandibular joint dysfunction
(crepitus and subluxation), centric relation-centric occlusion,
traumatic swallow, attrition, oral habits, and bruxism. (XI)
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Describe the blood and nerve supply to the teeth. (VI)
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Identify and describe the osteology of the maxilla and mandible. (VII)
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Describe the normal embryonic development of the teeth, oral cavity,
and face. (VIII)
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Describe the embryonic origin, composition, function, and
characteristics of the enamel, dentin, cementum, and pulp. (III) (IV)
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Describe anomalies of the palate and lip that may occur during
embryonic development. (VIII)
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Describe the morphology and articulation of the temporomandibular
joint including the function of the muscles of mastication during
mandibular movements. (IX) (X)
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Describe the histologic characteristics of the periodontium and teeth.
(III) (IV) (V)
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