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1
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number the maxillary central incisors

A

8 and #9

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2
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maxillary central incisor formation begins

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3-4 months

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3
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maxillary central incisor eruption occurs

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7-8 years

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4
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maxillary central incisor root completion occurs

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at 10 years

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5
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maxillary central incisor CEJ

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convex curve toward the apex of the root

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6
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maxillary central incisor root

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smoothly tapered conical shape

root cross section is TRIANGULAR

apex may curve toward distal

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7
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maxillary central incisor distal mesial edge

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more rounded, approx 90 degrees

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8
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maxillary central incisor lingual fossa

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surrounded by 4 convexities:
1. mesial MR – longer
2. distal MR
3. cingulum – distal
4. incisal ridge/edge

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9
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maxillary central incisor cingulum

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displaced toward the DISTAL

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10
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maxillary central incisor contacts

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distal contact MORE CERVICAL than mesial contact

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11
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maxillary central incisor HOC

A

facial = cervical 1/3
lingual = cingulum

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12
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maxillary central incisor crown to root ratio

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close to 1

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13
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maxillary central incisor apex and crown alignment

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almost a straight line

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14
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maxillary central incisor mamelons

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developmental protuberances of enamel on the incisal edges of newly erupted teeth

lobes of development (4)

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15
Q

maxillary lateral incisors tooth #

A

7 and 10

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16
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maxillary lateral incisors formation begins

A

10-12 months

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17
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maxillary lateral incisors eruption occurs

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8-9 years

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18
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maxillary lateral incisors root completion occurs

A

11 years

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19
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maxillary lateral incisors root

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longer root than maxillary centrals, curves toward distal

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20
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maxillary lateral incisors lingual view

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deeper lingual fossa than maxillary centrals

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21
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maxillary lateral incisors cross section

A

ovoid

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22
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maxillary lateral incisors distal edge

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distolingual developmental groove

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23
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maxillary lateral incisors lingual tubercule

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looks like a cusp but is the cingulum

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24
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maxillary lateral incisors HOC

A

facial = cervical 1/3
lingual = cingulum

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25
Q

mandibular central incisors tooth #

A

24 and 25

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26
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mandibular central incisors formation begins

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3-4 months

27
Q

mandibular central incisors eruption occurs

A

6-7 years

28
Q

mandibular central incisors root completion

A

9 years

29
Q

mandibular central incisors things to note

A

“the twins”; incisal line angles nearly 90 degrees

cannot distinguish 24 and 25 on tooth ID

SMALLEST TEETH IN THE MOUTH

incisal edge, proximal contact and root apex align

30
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mandibular central incisors lingual view

A

cingulum is central

31
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mandibular central incisors facial view

A

bilaterally symmetrical

incisal line angles nearly 90 degrees

32
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mandibular central incisors HOC

A

facial = cervical 1/3
lingual = cingulum

33
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maxillary lateral incisors tooth number

A

23 and 26

34
Q

maxillary lateral incisors formation begins

A

3-4 months

35
Q

maxillary lateral incisors eruption occurs

A

7-8 years

36
Q

maxillary lateral incisors root completion

A

10 years

37
Q

maxillary lateral incisors cingulum

A

displaced towards DISTAL

38
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maxillary lateral incisors incisal edge

A

usually located LINGUAL to the long axis of the tooth

39
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maxillary lateral incisors distal view

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incisal edge appears twisted

40
Q

maxillary lateral incisors HOC

A

facial = cervical 1/3
lingual = cingulum

41
Q

maxillary canines tooth number

A

6 and 11

42
Q

maxillary canines tooth formation

A

4-5 months

43
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maxillary canines eruption

A

11-12 years

44
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maxillary canines root completion

A

13-15 years

45
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maxillary canines CEJ

A

convex curve toward the apex of the root

46
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maxillary canines contacts

A

distal contact is MIDDLE THIRD

mesial contact in the JUNCTION BETWEEN CERVICAL AND MIDDLE THIRDS BUT LOOKS MORE LIKE MIDDLE THIRD

47
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maxillary canines cingulum

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height of centered cingulum is half the height of crown

MOST PROMINENT CINGULUM

48
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maxillary canines cusp tips

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cusp tip is FACIAL to center on the crown if you split the tooth in half from a proximal view

position of the cusp tip is MESIAL from the buccal view

49
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maxillary canines root

A

mesial and distal depressions on root

distal has a deeper depression

longest root in the mouth

thats a longggg tooth, smashing!

50
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maxillary canines proximal view

A

wide, short crown from a proximal view

wedge/triangular shaped crown

51
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maxillary canines lingual view

A

lingual ridge down center

2 lingual fossae- between the marginal ridges and the lingual ridge

2 marginal ridges

52
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maxillary canines root depressions

A

all canines and mandibular laterals/centrals have ROOT DEPRESSIONS on both mesial and distal

distal is deeper on each

53
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maxillary canines HOC

A

facial = cervical 1/3
lingual = cervical 1/3 (formed by the cingulum)

54
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mandibular canines tooth number

A

22 and 27

55
Q

mandibular canines formation begins

A

4-5 months

56
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mandibular canines eruption

A

9-10 years

57
Q

mandibular canines root completion

A

12-14 years

58
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mandibular canines root

A

longer crown and shorter root than maxillary canines

depressions on BOTH M and D root surfaces (distal depression is usually deeper)

depressions on mandibular canines usually deeper than maxillary

59
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mandibular canines cusp tip/cusp slopes

A

CUSP TIP IS MESIAL TO THE CENTER OF CROWN

mesial slope SHORTER than the distal cusp slope

60
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mandibular canines contacts

A

distal contact more cervical than mesial contact

61
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mandibular canines distal and mesial view

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form a continuous arc from distal and mesial views

62
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mandibular canines proximal view

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wide, short root from proximal view

63
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mandibular canines cingulum

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cingulum less prominent

cingulum is centered or slightly to the toward distal

64
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mandibular canines HOC

A

facial = cervical 1/3
lingual = cervical 1/3 (cingulum)

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