Dentistry

Question 1

Vestibular

Answer 1

Facing the lips/vestibule

Question 2

Palatal

Answer 2

Toward the palate

Question 3

Lingual

Answer 3

Toward the tongue

Question 4

Coronal

Answer 4

Toward the crown

Question 5

Apical

Answer 5

Toward the root or the apex of the tooth

Question 6

Dog dental formula

Answer 6

Deciduous- 2 (i3/3, c1/1, p3/3)= 28

Permanent- 2(I3/3, C1/1, P4/4, M2/3)

Question 7

Cat Dental Formula

Answer 7

Deciduous 2- (i3/3, c1/1, p 3/2)= 26

Permanent2- (I3/3, C1/1, P3/2, M1/1)= 30

Question 8

Malocclusion class 1

Answer 8

Neutroclusion
Rostral or anterior cross bite
Caudal or posterior cross bite

Question 9

Malocclusion class 2

Answer 9

Mandibular distoclusion

Brachygnathisism- upper jaw is longer than the lower jaw (overbite)

Question 10

Malocclusion Class 3

Answer 10

Mandibular mesioclusion
Prognathism- mandible is longer than the maxilla (underbite)
Level bite- incisor crowns meet instead of the mandibular incisors being directly behind the maxillary incisors

Question 11

Permanent teeth should erupt __________ to the deciduous teeth; primary exception is the maxillary canine which erupts ________-

Answer 11

Lingual; rostral (mesial)

Question 12

Most commonly fractured tooth in dogs

Answer 12

Upper fourth premolars (108 and 208)