300 Dental Anatomy Facts Flashcards

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Primary teeth are MORE or LESS mineralized that permanent teeth?

A

Less

May appear more worn

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What is the difference in space between the primary dentition and permanent dentition

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2-4mm

Primary dentition is more square and squatty shaped

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Mammelons that remain after age 10 indicate what?

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An open bite

Typically the dention will fall into lateral excursion and wear off the mammelons by teeth occluding in a closed bite

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When does calcification of primary dentition complete?

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Age 3-4 years old

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What is the order of eruption for primary dentition?

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Centrals
Laterals
1st molars
Canines
2nd molars
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Erruption:
Front to back besides canines
Manibulars before maxillarys except _____

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Laterals

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Maxillary PRIMATE space

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Between the lateral and canine

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Mandibular PRIMATE space

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Between the canine and the 1st premolar (adults)

Between the canine and 1st molar (children)

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What is the primate space?

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Space created to accommodate the larger jaw and larger adult dentition

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What is primary spacing?

And what is it caused by?

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Spacing in the anterior teeth due to the growth of dental arches.

Making room for permanent dentition
NORMAL SPACING

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Primary enamel rods are oriented in which direction in the cervical 1/3 of the crown?

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OCCLUSALLY

Permanent enamel rods are oriented apically in the cervical 1/3

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Primary molars roots differ from permanent molars roots because they are more _______

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Divergent

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Primary molars lack or have a small root _____

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Trunk

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The primary CENTRAL INCISOR has the smallest ___________ crown dimension

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Faciolingual

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The primary and permanent MANDIBULAR CENTRAL INCISOR

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Most bilaterally symmetrical tooth

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Delayed resorption of primary incisors the permanent incisors erupt ?

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Lingually

“Shark teeth”

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The primary central incisor exhibits a prominent lingual and facial _______ ________

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Cervical ridge (bulge)

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PRIMARY canine mesioincisal edge is ______ than the distoincisal edge

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LONGER

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The PRIMARY canine cusp tip is set off towards the _______

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distal

Gives the longer mesioincisal edge

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The 1st PRIMARY MAXILLARY MOLAR crown resembles what permanent tooth?

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Maxillary premolars

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The 1st PRIMARY MOLAR roots resembles what permanent tooth?

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Maxillary molars

3 roots –> DB, MB, Palatal
** just more divergent**

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The cervical ridge on the PRIMARY MAXILLARY 1st MOLAR is most prominent where?

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Mesial Facial surface

It is NOT the most prominent cervical ridge

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Which primary MAXILLARY tooth has the most prominent cervical ridge?
Where is it located?

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Primary maxillary 1st molar

Located on the MF surface

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Which tooth OVERALL has the most prominent cervical ridge?

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MANDIBULAR first molar

located on the MF surface

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Which primary tooth has an oblique ridge?
Primary 2nd MAXILLARY Molar -- it is the only primary tooth
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Which primary tooth has a DL groove, transverse ridge, and an oblique ridge?
Primary 2nd MAXILLARY molar
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Which primary tooth exhibits a cusp of carabelli?
Primary 2nd MAXILLARY molar
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What permanent tooth does the primary 2nd MAXILLARY molar resemble?
Permanent 1st MAXILLARY molar
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What is the LAST tooth to erupt in the primary dentition?
Maxillary 2nd molar
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Which primary maxillary molar has more cusps
Maxillary 2nd molar 1st molar -- 3 cusps 2nd molar -- 5 cusps
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On the MANDIBULAR 1st molar the CEJ is most apically positioned on the ____ _____ surface
Mesial 1/3
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Which primary tooth has the most prominent transverse ridge?
MANDIBULAR 1st molar
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The primary mandibular 1st molar displays a ______ triangular fossa
Distal Central fossa is usually displaced towards the distal Central fossa = distal fossa = main fossa
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Which primary tooth does NOT look like any permanent tooth?
Primary MANDIBULAR 1st MOLAR
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Which primary teeth differ the most from permanent teeth?
Primary mandibular 1st molar
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What is the highest and sharpest cusp on the primary mandibular 1st molar
Mesio-lingual cusp Part of the prominent transverse ridge
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What is the primary function of incisors?
Biting, Tearing
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The maxillary central incisors have the larges ____________ axial incline
Facio-lingual ** Most tilted teeth**
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Which tooth has the greatest cervical curvature? | Where is it located?
Maxillary central incisors Located on the mesial
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ALWAYS THINK OF MAXILLARY CENTRAL INCISOR -- when asked about cervical curvature
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The CEJ dips deeper (greatest cervical curvature) on Maxillary or Mandibular teeth?
Maxillary
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The CEJ dips deeper (greatest cervical curvature) on Anteriors or posteriors?
Anteriors
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The CEJ dips deeper on mesial or distal?
mesial
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What tooth has the GREATEST CEJ dip?
Maxillary central incisor
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Which ANTERIOR tooth is wider M-D than F-L
Maxillary central incisor
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Which ANTERIOR tooth has the greatest MD crown dimension?
Maxillary central incisor
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Maxillary central has the same measurements of what surfaces?
M-D Occlusally- Incisally ** like a square**
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The contact between the maxillary central incisor and lateral incisor make the facial embrasure ________ than the lingual embrasure
Smaller The contact is more facially
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The incisal embrasure is ______ between the maxillary central incisors compared to the mx central and lateral
Smaller
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Maxillary LATERAL has the _______ crown variations
Most
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What two teeth exhibit the most deviation in crown morphology? What what exhibits the most?
``` 3rd Molars (most) MAXILLARY lateral incisors ```
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The _______ _______ incisor is most often in abnormal relation and contact with adjacent teeth
MAXILLARY lateral
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What two teeth are most often congenitally missing? Which one is the most?
``` 3rd molars (most) MAXILLARY lateral incisor ```
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The non molar tooth that is most likely to have a distal and mesial pulp horn is _______ _______ ______
Maxillary central incisor
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The non molar tooth that is least likely to have a bifurcated root is ________ _________ _________
Maxillary central incisor
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Which tooth has a DL groove that is an anatomical feature and cuases difficulty during tooth planing?
Maxillary LATERAL incisor
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Which toot is most likely to have lingual pit caries?
Maxillary lateral incisor Due to DL groove
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The distoincisal angle of the MAXILLARY LATERAL INCISOR has the ________ ________ of all maxillary teeth
Greatest convexity
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Which tooth generally has the most prominent marginal ridges of all ANTERIOR teeth?
Maxillary lateral incisor
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Which tooth has the largest (deepest and most distinct) lingual fossa of all ANTERIOR teeth?
Maxillary Lateral incisor Due to the prominent marginal ridges
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Which maxillary tooth has the SMALLEST mesio-distal crown width?
Maxillary LATERAL incisor
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Which tooth has the same mesio-distal width as the facial-lingual width?
Maxillary LATERAL incisor Closest of ALL anterior teeth
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The mesio-distal width of the lateral incisor (maxillary) is smaller than the mesio-distal width of the maxillary central incisor.
TRUE
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The maxillary lateral incisor's distal contact is the most ______ contact of all incisors.
CERVICAL
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The maxillary lateral incisor's distal contact is centered both _______ ________ and ________ _______
Facial-lingually | Inciso-cervically
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PNEUMONIC for maxillary anterior Contacts IJ JM JM
I Just Jacked Micheal Jackson's Moped I- incisal 1/3 J - junctional (between incisal 1/3 and middle 1/3) M - middle 1/3
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Which tooth may have a larger root length? Mx central vs Mx lateral?
Maxillary Lateral May have the same rooth length or longer
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Mandibular Centrals * Cervical concavity is greater on the _____ surface?
Mesial surface More shallow concavity on the distal surface
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Mandibular centrals and laterals both have concave areas on the _______ and _______ surfaces of the root
Mesial Distal Two canals???
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Which tooth has the SMALLEST crown dimensions?
Mandibular centrals
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Which tooth has the sharpest mesial and distal tooth angles?
Mandibular centrals
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Which tooth has the most symmetrical crown?
Mandibular centrals
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Mandibular centrals have the SAME proximal contact levels on the medial and distal. Where is this contact point located?
Incisal 1/3 Same contact points at the incisocervical length
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Which two teeth only occlude with ONE other tooth?
** MAXILLARY ** 3rd molar | Mandibular central incisor
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What is the first SUCCEDANEOUS tooth to erupt?
Permanent MANDIBULAR central incisors The permanent 1st molar is NOT succedaneous!!!!!
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Buccal and lingual embrasures are the same size for the mandibular centrals?
True Symmetrical tooth!
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The crown of the mandibular lateral incisor tilts ______ in relation to the long axis of the tooth.
DISTALLY May see a portion of the distal marginal ridge when looking at the tooth from the medial aspect. "Twisted tooth"
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The mesio-distal width is wider on the mandibular ________ incisor compared to mn ________ incisor
Lateral Central Opposite of maxillary incisors
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Which ANTERIOR tooth has the greatest cervical prominence?
MAXILLARY canine
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What tooth has the most vertical axis (straight line axis) when viewed from the proximal?
MAXILLARY canine
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Which tooth has the GREATEST tooth length?
Maxillary canine
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Which tooth has the LONGEST root?
Maxillary canine
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Which ANTERIOR tooth has has the GREATEST facial lingual length?
Maxillary canine | When looking from the occlusal surface maybe due to the largest cervical prominence for anterior teeth
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Maxillary canine distal contact is located where?
The distal contact is CENTERED (IJ JM JM)
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Which tooth has the potential of contacting anterior teeth as well as posterior teeth simultaneously?
Maxillary Canine Inter cusps with the Mn Canine and Mn 1st premolar
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Where is the Maxillary canine cusp tip located?
Centered or just facial of the long axis If located more facially -- more long aspect of the tooth is visible from the incisal view
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Which lobe of the maxillary canine includes the cusp tip>
Middle facial lobe So lingual is more visible from incisal view ???????
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The maxillary canine as a distal bulge | T or F
True! The mesial and distal are asymmetric
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What is the crown shape of the maxillary canine when looking from the facial?
Pentagonal
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Which tooth has the straightest MESIAL alignment from crown to root?
Mandibular canine
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The mesial surface of the MANDIBULAR canine is almost _______ to the long axis of the tooth
parallel
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Which tooth has the LONGEST CROWN dimension?
Mandibular canine
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Longest tooth --> Longest root --> Longest crown -->
Mx canine Mx canine Mn canine
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The mandibular canine has a ________ prominent cingulum than the maxillary canine
LESS
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The mandibular canine is ______ mesiodistally than the maxillary canine
SMALLER * Distal bulge on Maxillary canine (fatter) * Straight mesial on Mandibular canine (skinnier)
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Which ANTERIOR tooth most frequently has a bifurcated root?
Mandibular canine
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What are the roots in a bifurcated mandibular canine?
Buccal (facial) | Lingual
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Which mandibular tooth has the LONGEST root length?
Mandibular canine
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Longest root --> | Longest mandibular root -->
Mx canine | Mn canine
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In cross section of the ROOT of the mandibular canine is shaped like?
Irregular oval
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Cross section of mandibular canine at CEJ
Ovoid Wider mesio-distal at the labial surface * squished on the lingual
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Cervical cross section of the mandibular canine is FLATTENED in a _______ _______ direction (more apical)
mesio-distal
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Contact areas of mandibular canine are located?
More incisally Mn incisor contact is the in the apical 1/3 of each tooth (high contacts)
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The mandibular canine has a continuous convex facial surface from incisal to apical end
True Convexity when viewed from the proximal
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The mandibular canine makes a _____ shaped from incisal tip to root tip
C
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Mandibular canine incisal edge is located more ______ to the long axis
Lingual Opposite of maxillary canine
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Canines: Incisal edge located more * Lingual to long axis --> * Labial to long axis -->
Mandibular canine | Maxillary canine
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What tooth has most pronounced MESIAL developmental marginal groove?
Maxillary first premolar
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What surface of the Maxillary first premolar has a concavity? Why is this important? What is that concavity called?
Mesial surface (where the mesial developmental groove extends) Difficult to adapt a tofflemier band Mesial developmental depression
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What shape is the MAXILLARY first premolar when a cross section is taken of the cervical region?
KIDNEY bean Due to the mesial concavity
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What shape is the pulp chamber floor of the MAXILLARY first premolar?
Kidney bean
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What non molar tooth can have three roots?
Maxillary First premolar (6% can have three canals) Most of the time it is bifurcated but can be trifurcated (bifurcated 70-80% of the time)
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The facial cusp on a MAXILLARY first premolar is located more __________
Distally Elongating the mesio-facial cusp ridge ** unique for permanent teeth
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What is the order for PERMANENT maxillary teeth cusp ridge lengths starting with the mesial Canine and ending with the distal of second premolar?
Short -> Long -> Long -> Short -> Short-> Long
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What two teeth have a longer mesio-facial cusp ridge?
Permanent Maxillary 1st premolar | PRIMARY maxillary canine
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Which premolar has the STEEPEST cusp inclines?
Maxillary first premolar
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The maxillary first and second premolar LINGUAL cusps are offset to the ______?
Mesial * The facial cusp of the first premolar is offset to the distal *