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What is the primary function of the Alveologingival fibers?
Which fibers run horizontally from the cementum to the CEJ?
Which type of supragingival fibers is primarily responsible for connecting the papillae?
What is the arrangement of Intergingival fibers?
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Which fibers connect the cementum of one tooth to another over the crestal bone?
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Study Notes
Supragingival Fibers
- Alveologingival (AG): Extend from the alveolar crest to the gingival connective tissue.
- Circular (C): Form a ring around the tooth, situated coronally above the crestal bone.
- Dentogingival (DG): Fan out from the cementum, inserting into the gingival connective tissue.
- Periosteogingival (PG): Fan out from the periosteum.
- Intergingival (IG): Run in a mesiodistal direction along the entire dental arch, connecting teeth together.
- Intercircular (IC): Encircle several teeth, connecting teeth together.
- Interpapillary (IP): Located in the papilla, connecting the oral and vestibular papilla.
- Transgingival (TG): Extend from the cementum to the cementoenamel junction (CEJ) and run horizontally, connecting teeth together.
- Transeptal (TS): Extend from the cementum of one tooth to the cementum of another tooth over the crestal bone.
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Test your knowledge on the various types of supragingival fibers found in the oral cavity. This quiz covers fibers such as alveologingival, circular, and transeptal, focusing on their anatomical locations and functions. Perfect for dental students and professionals looking to refresh their understanding of gingival anatomy.
