Alveolar Bone Anatomy and Histology
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What is the name of the structure labelled 'J' in Activity 3, which is the outer layer of the alveolar bone ?

  • Alveolar bone proper
  • Alveolar plate (correct)
  • Compact bone
  • Cancellous bone
  • In Activity 1, what is the name of the structure labelled '5' which is the inner layer of the alveolar bone?

  • Interdental septum
  • Outer (buccal) alveolar plate
  • Interradicular septum
  • Inner (lingual) alveolar plate (correct)
  • Which structure is NOT labelled in Activity 2?

  • Periodontal Ligament
  • Dentin (correct)
  • Alveolar Bone
  • Cementum
  • In Activity 1, what is the difference between the structures labelled '1' and '4'?

    <p>Structure '1' is between two teeth, while structure '4' is between two roots of the same tooth. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the name of the structure labelled 'K' in Activity 3?

    <p>Alveolar bone proper (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Alveolus

    The socket in the jawbone that holds a tooth.

    Interdental septum

    The bone structure located between adjacent teeth sockets.

    Cementum

    A calcified substance covering the roots of teeth, anchoring them to the alveolar bone.

    Compact bone

    Dense and strong bone that forms the outer layer of the alveolar bone.

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    Cancellous bone

    Also known as spongy bone, it is lighter and less dense than compact bone.

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    Study Notes

    Alveolar Bone Anatomy

    • Alveolar bone, crucial for dental support, is a specialized bone structure.
    • It surrounds the tooth roots, forming a socket (alveolus).
    • Consists of different parts:
      • Alveoli (sockets)
      • Inner (lingual) alveolar plate
      • Interradicular septum
      • Interdental septum
      • Outer (buccal) alveolar plate

    Histological Structures of Alveolar Bone

    • Cementum: Covers the tooth root.
    • Alveolar bone: Forms the tooth socket.
    • Periodontal ligament: Connects tooth to alveolar bone.
    • Gingiva: Tissue encompassing the bone.

    Bone Types in Alveolar Bone

    • Compact bone: Dense and hard outer layer.
    • Cancellous (spongy) bone: Inner, less dense portion.
    • Alveolar plate (Outer, Buccal Alveolar plate): Form the tooth socket walls
    • Cribriform Plate: A porous bone structure involved in forming the inner wall of the alveolus.
    • Alveolar Crest: The superiormost edge of alveolar bone.

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    Explore the intricate structure and function of alveolar bone in this quiz. This includes details on its anatomy, histological features, and various types of bone that contribute to its integrity. Ideal for dental students and professionals looking to deepen their understanding of dental support structures.

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