Anatomy and Physiology of Periodontium

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Mind Map on Anatomy and Physiology of Periodontium, created by Eryn Chan on 05/04/2015.
Eryn Chan
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Anatomy and Physiology of Periodontium
  1. Gingiva
    1. Macro
      1. Attached
        1. free gingival groove to mucogingival junction
        2. Free
          1. FGM to base of gingival sulcus
            1. Gingival Biotypes
              1. Thin
                1. Thick
            2. Micro
              1. Epithelium
                1. oral outer epithelium
                  1. Sulcular epithleium
                    1. Junctional epithelium
                    2. CT
                      1. 2 layers
                        1. Reticuar
                          1. Papillary
                            1. Components
                              1. Cells
                                1. Fibers
                                  1. Types
                                    1. Collagen
                                      1. Reticulin
                                        1. Oxytalan
                                          1. Elastin
                                          2. Orientation
                                            1. Trans-septal
                                              1. Dento-alveolar
                                  2. PDL
                                    1. Connective tissue connecting cementum to alveolar socket
                                    2. Bone
                                      1. Cementum
                                        1. thin layer of mineralized tissue surrounding surface of the root
                                        2. Alveolar bone
                                          1. Components
                                            1. periosteum
                                              1. Endosteum
                                                1. Medullary
                                                2. Types
                                                  1. Cortical
                                                    1. Spongy
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