300 Dental Anatomy: Canines Flashcards
What tooth has GREATEST cervical prominence of any ANTERIOR tooth?
MX canine
Which tooth from a proximal view tends to be positioned with the most nearly vertical axis (straight)?
MX canine
Which tooth has the greatest overall tooth length?
MX canine
Which tooth has the longest root?
MX Canine
Which tooth has the longest crown?
MD canine
The maxillary canine has the greatest _______ crown dimension of any anterior tooth
facio-lingual
The distal contact of maxillary canine is _______.
centered (at middle)
The only maxillary tooth that has the potential of contacting both anterior and posterior teeth.
MX canine
The only mandibular tooth that has the potential of contacting both anterior and posterior teeth.
MD 1st PM
The maxillary canine cusp tip is located ___ to ___ axis.
facial to lingual (centered or slightly facial)
From incisal view, what part of the MX canine is more visible?
lingual
Which facial lobe of the maxillary canine includes the cusp tip?
The middle facial lobe
The maxillary canine has a distal or mesial bulge?
distal bulge
Are the mesial and distal symmetric or asymmetric for maxillary canines?
asymmetric
Primary maxillary canine has a distal or mesial bulge?
Mesial - opposite of permanent dentition
The crown form of canines from a facial view is:
pentagonal
The mandibular canine has the straightest ____ alignment of crown?
mesial
The mesial surface of crown of mandibular canine is ____to long axis
almost parallel
Which tooth has the longest crown dimension of any other tooth?
MD canine
Which has a less prominent cingulum: maxillary canine or mandibular canine?
MD canine
The mandibular canine is ______ mesiodistally than the maxillary canine.
narrower
The anterior tooth that most frequently exhibits bifurcated root:
MD canine
Which tooth least frequently exhibits bifurcated root?
MX central incisor
Bifurcation of the mandibular canine roots creates a _____ and _______ root.
facial and lingual