Exam II - Large & Small Animal Dentition Flashcards
Identify the portion of the equine tooth labeled ‘A’
Enamel
Identify the portion of the equine tooth labeled ‘B’
Dentin
Identify the portion of the equine tooth labeled ‘C’
Cementum
Identify the portion of the equine tooth labeled ‘A’
Infundibulum
Identify the portion of the equine tooth labeled ‘B’
Enamel
Identify the portion of the equine tooth labeled ‘C’
Dentin
Identify the portion of the equine tooth labeled ‘D’
Cementum
How many incisors are in the upper left arcade in the equine?
3 incisors
How many canines are in the upper left arcade in the equine?
1 canine*
*sometimes horses don’t have this tooth
How many premolars are in the upper left arcade in the equine?
3 premolars (sometimes 4)
The 1st premolar is rudimentary… Adult horses usually do not have a 1st premolar
How many molars are in the upper left arcade in the equine?
3 molars
How many permanent teeth do we expect in the equine?
36
(38 if canines are present)
What is the name for the surface where the teeth grind on each other?
occlusal surface
What is the name for the surface of the teeth touching the cheek?
buccal surface
In which arcade do the tooth numbers start with 4?
right lower arcade
Which row is more narrow: Maxillary or Mandible?
The mandible is more narrow.
The maxillary row is wider.
What is the curve of spee?
Where the teeth curve upward in the back
Are foals born with incisors?
No, Elliott
Are foals born with premolars?
Yes.
Are foals born with molars?
No.
1st molar appears at about 1 year of age
How many roots are present in upper arcade P4 in the dog?
3 roots!
Describe the differences in the upper arcade between equines and ruminants
Ruminants have no upper incisors or canines