Mandibular Canines Flashcards

1
Q

When do mn canines….
calcify
erupt
root complete

A

calcify- 4 months
erupt- 9-10yrs old
root completion- 13yrs old

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2
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Which crown is longer incisogingivally, maxillary canine or mandibular canine?

A

mandibular canine

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Which root is shorter, maxillary canine or mandibular canine

A

mandibular canine *overall length mostly the same due to longer crown

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4
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When looking at the OVERALL size, which tooth is smaller, mx canine or mn canine

A

mn canine usually smaller

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5
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Compared to mx canines, mn canines have a ______ developed lingual surface.

A

less

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Where is the height of contour for mn canines (for the facial and lingual)

A

both are cervical 1/3rd

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7
Q

FACIAL VIEW: are imbrication lines usually present on mn canines?

A

no

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8
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FACIAL VIEW: similar to mx canine, mn canines have ______ mesial outlines with a ______ mesioincisal angle.

A

straight; sharp

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9
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FACIAL VIEW: similar to mx canines, mn canines have ______ distal outlines with a ______ distoincisal angle.

A

covex; rounded

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10
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FACIAL VIEW: compared to mx canines, mn canines have a more _______ cervical line.

A

symmetrical

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11
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FACIAL VIEW: the height of contour is more prominent and farther from the CEJ on which canine, mx or mn

A

maxillary canine

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12
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FACIAL VIEW: where is the mesial contact area?

A

incisal 1/3rd

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13
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FACIAL VIEW: where is the distal contact area?

A

junction of incisal and middle 1/3rd

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14
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compared to mx canines, mn canines cusp tips are not as…..

A

long or sharp

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15
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FACIAL VIEW: which cusp ridge is shorter, mesial or distal

A

mesial *almost horizontal

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16
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LINGUAL VIEW: compared to mx canines, mn canines have a _______ lingual surface.

17
Q

LINGUAL VIEW: compared to mx canines, mn canines incisal portion is ________.

18
Q

LINGUAL VIEW: describe the cingulum of mn canines

A

often distal to center
less developed than mx canines

19
Q

LINGUAL VIEW: which marginal ridge appears longer, MMR or DMR

20
Q

The CEJ height of contour appears greater on the mesial or distal?

21
Q

INCISAL VIEW: the cusp tip is ______ to the root bisector

A

lingual (may be centered)

22
Q

INCISAL VIEW: which surface can be seen more from this view, facial or lingual

23
Q

INCISAL VIEW: compared to mx canines, mn canines have a more ______ incisal view.

A

symmetrical

24
Q

INCISAL VIEW: incisal wear appears on the….

25
Describe the root of mn canines
single, straight, 2nd longest in the mouth
26
Which vertical root depression of mn canines is more prominent, mesial or distal?
distal (*more prominent than on mx canines)
27
True or false: mn canine roots may bifurcate in the apical 1/3
True *one facial one lingual
28
Describe the pulp chamber and pulp horns of mn canines
-large pulp chamber -1 pulp horn
29
How many root canals do mn canines have
-if single rooted, 1 -if fluted, 2 may form that either join at apex or have separate foramina -if bifurcated, 2 are present with own apical foramen
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OVERALL compared to mx canines, mn canines may have….
-narrower crown mesiodistally -longer crown -shorter root -smoother lingual surface -less developed cingulum -less prominent marginal ridges -less developed cusp tip -thinner cusp ridges -more incisal distal contact -possible bifurcated roots