| Basic Anatomy of the Teeth |
A real
starting point for the new student. Covers general,
external and internal anatomy, the types of teeth
(incisors, canines, premolars, and molars). Also includes
nomenclature for arches and quadrants, anterior and
posterior directions, the divisions and surfaces.
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| Anatomical Landmarks of the
Teeth |
Builds
on Basic Anatomy. Covers the landmarks of depressions and
elevations; the curvatures such as contact areas,
embrasures, contours, and interproximal spaces; the
surface junctions (line and point angles); and clinical
considerations.
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| Dentition |
After
a review of dentition and arches and quadrants, shows the
differences between primary, permanent, and mixed
dentition, including age at eruption. The majority of
this program is devoted to coding of dentition,
explaining and giving examples of the Universal System,
Palmer Notation, and the FDI System.
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| Dental Tissues |
Covers
the enamel, dentin, pulp, and cementum in detail,
describing the structure and composition, anomalies,
classification, functions, changes, etc.
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| Oral Structures |
Includes
the planes of the body, frontal and lateral views of
facial landmarks, the lips and associated structures,
divisions and borders of the oral cavity, the vestibule,
palate, tongue, and mouth floor.
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| Occlusion |
Covers the relationships of
the mandibular teeth to the maxillary teeth when the
teeth are in contact.
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| Periodontium |
The last in the Dental Anatomy series, this
program covers types of mucosa, divisions of the periodontium, types of
gingiva, the alveolar bone and its divisions, the clinical importance of
cementum, the periodontal ligaments, and clinical considerations.
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Faculty members may request a demo CD containing
part of each of these programs.Call, write, or email us.
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Dental Anatomy
is a series of eight modules for computer assisted
instruction. Students can interact with the programs to
learn and/or review dental anatomy in increasing depth
with each program in the series. Using the mouse,
students learn the various names and parts of the teeth.
Ungraded, multiple choice, review questions reinforce and
test learning. 