DEA 256 - Dental Anatomy Credits: 2 Lecture Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 0 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech This course is the study of nomenclature, structures, morphology and functions of the oral cavity.
Corequisite: DEA 507 , DEA 314 , DEA 413 , DEA 249 Competencies
- Determine nomenclature for the oral cavity
- Identify the dentition, names, and functions of the teeth
- List the arrangement of teeth and the eruption sequence
- Describe the three main tooth identification systems
- Differentiate between the structures of the oral cavity
- Compare the structures of the external structures, oral vestibule, and oral cavity proper
- Describe the tooth and supporting structures
- Characterize the morphology of the permanent dentition
- Determine the surfaces, shape and size of each type of permanent tooth
- Identify each tooth by size shape and characteristics
- Explain tooth histology and how it relates to the primary dentition
- Recognize names, numbers, eruption dates, and value of primary teeth
- Define abnormalities, formation and development of teeth
- Summarize occlusion, form and function of the masticatory system
- Identify classifications of occlusion and deviations
- Relate the importance of contact areas, interproximal spaces, and embrasures
- Define the curvature and planes of the dental arches
Competencies Revised Date: AY2025
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