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Notes on Wheeler's Dental Anatomy , Physiology and Occlusion
1.Basics of Dental Anatomy
1-1-1 Intro, What and why dental, Stages of human dentition, Formula for mammalian teeth and Numeric systems
1-1-2. Dental Anatomy, Tooth carving and How to measure the tooth
2.Dental Physiology
2-1 Dental Physiology-
2-2-1 Dental Physiology part 1
2-2-2 Dental Physiology part 2
2-2-3-Dental Physiology part 3
3.The Primary (Deciduous) Teeth
3-1 The primary (Deciduous) Teeth
4.Forensics, Comparative Anatomy
4-1 Forensics, Comparative Anatomy
5.Description of Permanent Teeth
5-1 Description the Permanent Maxillary Incisors
5-2 The Permanent Mandibular Incisors-
5-3 Description of Permenant Canines Maxillary and Mandibular
"5-4 Description of Permanent Maxillary Premolars"
"5-5 Description of Permanent Mandibular Premolars"
5-6-1 Introduction of maxillary molars
5-6-2 Maxillary first molar
5-6-3-Maxillary second and Third molar
5-7 Description of The Permanent Mandibular Molars
5-8-1 Description of Permanent Teeth part 1
5-8-1 Description of Permanent Teeth part 2
5-8-1 Description of Permanent Teeth part 3
6.Macro Anatomy
6-1-1. Intro and Maxillary bone
6-1-2. Mandibular bone
6-2 Dental Anatomy (TMJ and Muscle activity)
7.Occlusion
7-1. Primary Dentition
7-2. Mixed (transitional) dentition
7-3. Biomechanics of Chewing Function
8.Applied Dental Anatomy
8-1 Applied Dental Anatomy
5-3 Description of Permenant Canines Maxillary and Mandibular
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