Forensics Flashcards

1
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What does haplodont mean?

A

Single cone tooth

Found in reptiles

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2
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Define triconodont

A

Three cusps in a line, center cusp is largest, found in early mammals

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3
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Define quadritubercular

A

Humans and primates have these type of teeth

Four cusps in a quadrangle

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4
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Why do molars have 5 lobes?

A

The fifth lobe is a tubercle of enamel, which explains why it is much smaller than the other lobes

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5
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Define bunodont

A

Tooth-bearing conical cusps

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6
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Define isognathous.

A

Equal jawed

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7
Q

What is the outline shape of a premolar?

A

Rhomboid

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8
Q

Each tooth has w antagonists in the opposing arch besides which teeth?

A

Mandibular central incisor and maxillary third molar

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9
Q

All facial and lingual aspects of teeth have what shape?

A

Trapezoidal

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10
Q

What is the mesial shape of anteriors?

A

Triangular

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11
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Wha is the mesial shape o maxillary posteriors?

A

Trapezoidal with the widest base on occlusal surface

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12
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What is the mesial shape of mandibular posteriors?

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Rhomboidal with angling towards lingual

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13
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Restorations should always be in which axis relevant to the tooth?

A

Long axis

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14
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What is dehiscence?

A

Partial absence of bone over the root

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15
Q

What is a fenestration in regards to alveolar bone and teeth?

A

A window of the bone over the root

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16
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Define cervicoenamel ridge.

A

Curvature of the crown above the cervical line

17
Q

What’s the curve of spee?

A

Occlusal plane is cured from anteriors to posterior upwards

18
Q

What is the curve of Wilson?

A

Left to right curvature. Forms a gradual U shape