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Canines Flashcards

1
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This guy invented the dental drill, principles of tooth preparation, amalgum formulation, hard instruments, classified carious legions His ultimate work was 2 volumes of

A

GV. Black Operative Dentistry

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2
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In maxilary canine development, initial calcification occurs when?

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4-5mo

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3
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When is the enamel of the maxillary canine development developed?

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6-7yr

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4
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When does the maxillary canine erupt?

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11-12yr

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5
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When is the root completed for the maxillary canine?

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13-15yr

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6
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When is the mandibular initially calcified?

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4-5mo

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7
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When is the mandibular canine’s enamel completed?

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6-7yr

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8
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When does the mandibular canine erupt?

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9-10yr

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9
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When is the mandibular canine’s root completed?

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12-14yr

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10
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Which canine has a longer root, maxillary or mandibular? (ON AVERAGE)

A

Maxillary (17mm)

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11
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Which canine has a greater crown length?

A

Mandibular

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12
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Overall, maxillary and mandibular have ____ overall length

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equal

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13
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Overall, maxillary and mandibular have ____ overall length

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equal

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14
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The _____ is the only anterior tooth with a cusp

A

Canine

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15
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This is part of the canine that is an elevation emanating from a cusp tip which separates the outer countour from the innter countour

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Cusp Ridge

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16
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On the canine, this is the greatest circumference in a specified plane (the plane is usually the long axis of the tooth)

When viewed mesiodistally, it usually the point of contact

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Height of contour

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17
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This is the shape of a body that is in its long axis

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Axial contour

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18
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A

Know it all

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19
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The root of the maxillary canine is the longest of any root with the exception of the…..

What are the nicknames for the canine

Canine serve as the transition between anterior and ____ teeth

A

Mandibular canine, which can be just as long

Fang, Cuspids, eye-teeth, cornerstone of the dental arches (because they guide bite and mark transition)

Posterior

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20
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The bone ridge over the labial surface of the root which has cosmetic value, it can be seen as a bulge under the gums and provides facial support

A

Canine Eminence

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21
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The shape of the crown of maxillary canines described as when viewed from the labial side (mesiodistally) is…

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Trapezoidal

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22
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A well developed ______ on maxillary canines extends the full length of the crown cervically from the cusp tip (on the labial side)

A

Middle Lobe

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23
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Know the mesial lobe, distal lobe, middle lobe, and cingulum of canines!

A

!

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24
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Which is longer, the distal cusp ridge or the mesial cusp ridge of maxillary canines?

A

The distal cusp ridge

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25
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Both the mesial and distal cusp ridges of maxillary canines are slightly CONVEX/CONCAVE

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Concave

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26
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Which is sharper, the distoincisal angle of maxillary canines or the mesioincisal corner?

A

The mesioincisal corner (hence the corner in the name, not angle)

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27
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In maxillary canines, the cus tip is in line with the ___________ ___ ______

A

Center of the root

28
Q

The prominent ________ _______ on the maxillary canine extends from the cusp tip to the cingulum (which is also prominent), dividing the lingual surface into mesial and distal fossae

A

Lingual Ridge

29
Q

Do canines have triangular ridges?

A

Nope. Requires a cusp ip and central groove.

30
Q

From the mesial aspect, which is the bulkiest portion of the maxillary canine’s crown and roo?

A

Cervical Third of crown and roote

31
Q

From the mesial aspect, where is the facial height of contour?

Where is the lingual height of contour?

A

Cervical one third of the crown

Cervical one third on the cingulum

32
Q

On the maxillary canine, where is the mesial contact point?

A

The junction of the incisal and middle third

33
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From the distal aspect of the maxillary canine, the cervical crown usually has a CONVEXITY/CONVACITY and is more CONVEX/CONCAVE than the mesial crown surface

A

Concavity, concave

34
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On the maxillary canine, is the distal marginal ridge more likely to be irregular or regular in form compared to the mesial marginal ridge?

A

More irregular

35
Q

On the distal aspect of the maxillary canine, how is the contact situated when compared to the mesial contact?

A

It is situated more cervically, in the middle of the middle third of the crown

(makes sense because it’s more like the posterior teeth)

36
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From the incisal view, is the maxillary canine thicker mesiodistally or labiolingually?

A

Labiolingually

37
Q

From the incisal view, the tip of the cusp of the maxillary canine is towards the ____ and ____

A

Labial and mesial

38
Q

For the maxillary canine, on radicular perspectives. the root is thicker faciolingually or mesiodistally?

A

Thicker faciolingually than mesiodistally

39
Q

The root of the maxillary canine may have a curve in the apical one third of the root, which may be in a mesial or distal direction, but usually in a ____ direction

A

Distal direction

40
Q

Are all roots of maxillary canines completely convex?

The facial surface of the root is almost parallel to the _______ ______ of the tooth

A

No, some are concave which allows bone to grow into the depression, anchoring it (called mesial and distal development root depression)

Long axis

41
Q

In the radicular aspect of the maxillary tooth, root shape contribute to the formation of the….

A

Canine eminence

42
Q

These are the 4 functions of pulp chambers and canals in canines

A

Formative, Nutritive, Sensory, and Defensive

43
Q
  1. This function of the pulp is its control of the formation of dentin during the developmental period.
  2. This function of the pulp is its control of blood flow to the tooth
  3. This function is the complex system which is responsible for pain
  4. This function is the formation of reparative dentin in response to any form of irritation: mechanical, thermal, chemical, or bacterial
A
  1. Formative
  2. Nutritive
  3. Sensory
  4. Defensive
44
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This aspect of the pulp is the coronal pulp located in the anatomical crown

A

Pulp Chamber

45
Q
  1. This aspect of the pulp is the projections of the pulp chambers towards the cusp tips or lobes. They ae located within the pulp chamber.
  2. They are more prominent in OLDER/YOUNGER patients
A
  1. Pulp Horns
  2. Younger
46
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This part of th epulp is the radicular pulp located in the anatomical root

A

Root Canal

47
Q

This part of the pulp is the opening at or near the apex. It is a passageway for lymph vessels, nerve, and connective tissue elements

A

The Apical Foramen

48
Q

This part of the pulp are the branches of pulp which extend laterally

A

Lateral Canals

49
Q

It is essential to be aware of the location and size of the pulp cavities during operative procedures to prevent unnecessary ______

It is essential for endodontic procedures to adequately access preparation, locate canals, and avoid _______

A

Exposure

Perforation

50
Q
  1. How many canals does the maxillary canine have?
  2. T/F: it is the widest pulp chamber
  3. Where is the widest portion?
  4. In what direction does it taper?
A
  1. 1!
  2. True!
  3. The cervical third of the root
  4. Apically (duh)
51
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What is the most common morphologic variation on the maxillary canine?

A

Cusp like tubercle on the cingulum

52
Q

What is the biggest noticeable difference between the maxillary and mandibular canine?

A

The mandibular canine is noticeably narrower.

53
Q

How does the mandibular canine compare mediodistally to the lower incisors?

A

It is wider

54
Q

What is another disctinctive feature of the mandibular canine?

What is the shape of the crown when viewed from the labial side?

A

It has a nearly straight mesial aspect of the crown

Trapezoidal

55
Q

For the mandibular cusp ridges, which is shorter, the mesial or the distal?

A

The mesial is shorter, distal is about twice as long

56
Q

On the mandibular canine, which slopes cervically at a greater angle?

A

The distal cusp ridge

57
Q

For the mandibular canine, on the lingual aspect, how do the marginal ridges and cingulum compare to the maxillary canine?

A

They are both less prominent

58
Q

How does the lingual portion of the crown of the mandibular canine compare to the other teeth around it?

A

Resemble the form of the lingual surfaces of the mandibular lateral incisors

59
Q

On the mandibular canine, how does the lingual surface compare to the maxillary canine?

A

It is smoother and has a more subtle lingual ridge

60
Q

From the proximal aspect of the mandibular canine, the mesial and distal aspects present an outline in what shape?

A

Triangle

61
Q

The cusp tip of the mandibular canine when viewed proximally is _____ to the bisecting line but nearly center

A

Lingual

(to allow the maxillary to be more facial/labial)

Also has an almond/crescent form

62
Q

On the incisal aspect of the mandibular canine, which dimension is less, the mesiodistal dimension of the labiolingual dimension?

The mesiodistal halves are MORE/LESS identical than maxillary?

A

Mesiodistal dimension is less

More identical

63
Q

In the mandibular canine, the unworn incisal edge is on the line or slightly toward the ____ relative to the long axis of the tooth

A

Slightly toward the lingual

64
Q

In the radicular perspective of the mandibular canine, when curvature is present, in which direction does it often curve?

A

Mesial

65
Q

What is the variation that is NOT rare on the mandibular canine?

A

Bifurcated root

66
Q

The pulp cavity(ies) of the mandibular canine are widest where?

It tapers ______

A

Cervical third of root (can have one or two canals)

Apically

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