Incisors Flashcards

1
Q

Function of incisors

A

to cut food, articulate speech, help support lip

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2
Q

tooth numbers of incisors

A

Maxillary: 7, 8, 9, 10
Mandibular: 23, 24, 25, 26

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3
Q

teeth develop from what?

A

from growth centers called lobes

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4
Q

incisors develop from how many lobes?

A

from 4 lobes
facial surface from 3 of those lobes
lingual surface from 4th lobe
facial: mesial lobe, central lobe, distal lobe

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5
Q

bumps on newly erupted teeth

A

mamelons

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6
Q

proximal and lingual view of 4th lobe:

A

rounded elevation of enamel on lingual surface at crown

called cingulum

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7
Q

biting surface: incisal edge meets proximal surfaces forms angles called…

A
  • mesioincisal angle

- distoincisal angle

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8
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Wider areas of crown-

A

where adjacent teeth contact: distal contact, mesial, crest of curvature
(because highest curve on facial surface)

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9
Q

Cervix:

A

where crown and root meet

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10
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height of contour:

A

high spot on lingual and labial surfaces (labial height of

contour and lingual height of contour)

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11
Q

Root axis line:

A

vertical line through root and crown

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12
Q

Maxillary central incisor linear elevations of enamel linear on incisal edge mesial and distal
surface, called…

A

ridges named for their position: incisal ridge, mesial marginal ridge, distal marginal ridge

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13
Q

Marginal ridges terminate at…

A

cingulum

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