300 Dental Anatomy FACTS part i Flashcards
(19 cards)
are permanent or primary teeth less mineralized
Primary are less mineralized than permanent therefore they are worn more
the difference in space from primary to permanent dentition in mm
2-4mm in the arch length
Mamelons that remain beyond the age of ____ are generally indicate an open bite
10 years old
at what age is the calcification of primary roots completed by ?
age of 3-4
Rule of 4 of eruption for primary teeth
Rule of 4 - at age of 7 we have 4 teeth CI - add 4 months to it - age 11 months - 8 teeth 4 CI +LI -> age of 15 we have CI, LI , 1st Molar
eruption sequence -
Eruption sequence for primary teeth
Central incisor - lateral incisor -1st molar -canine -2nd molar
anterior to posterior except canine
lower before upper except lateral incisors
Eruption sequence in permanent teeth
1st molar -central Incisors - lateral incisors - = 6-9 years old
mand : canine- 1 premolar - 2nd premolar - 9-12
max - 1st premolar - 2nd premolar - canine 9-12
2nd molar - at age of 12
3rd molar wisdom - age of 18
first permanent tooth to erupt ? at what age ?
1st molar at the age of 6
primate space develop in the maxillary primary dentition between ________ and _________
lateral incisor and canine
primate space develop in the mandibular primary dentition between _________ and ______
canine and 1st molar
The primary spacing for anterior teeth is most frequent caused by ______
growth of dental arch
which direction do enamel rods point in the cervical 3rd of the primary dentition vs permanent ?
the direction of primary enamel rods in the cervical 3rd is in occlusal direction vs permanent is perpendicular to occlusal
T/F primary molars roots are more divergent than permanent roots
true
T/F primary molars root trunk is longer than the permanent
False - primary molars have short or sometimes lack root trunk
what primary teeth has the smallest crown faciolingually
primary mandibular incisor
the primary and permanent ____________ is the most bilaterally symmetrical teeth
mandibular central incisor
Order of CROWN height from tallest to second tallest to 3rd tallest
Mandibular canine > Maxillary central incisors > Maxillary
how many mamelons do canines have ?
0 -> CANINES DO NOT HAVE MAMELONS
how many mamelons do central incisors have
how many developmental lobes ?
3 mamelons
4 lobes