Maxillary Incisors Flashcards
- When are the maxillary central incisors initially calcified?
- When is the enamel completed?
- When do they erupt?
- When is the root completed?
- 3-4 mo
- 4-5 yr
- 7-8 yr
- 10 yr
- Which has a longer overall length, central or lateral incisor?
- Which has a greater crown length?
- What about root length?
- Which has a wider mediodistal crown width
- Central
- Central
- Same
- Central
Identify the lines (parts of incisors)
- When the maxillary incisors first erupt, at the bottom of the teeth are incisal _______
- After wear, they become incisal ______, formed by the junction of the linguiincisal and labial surfaces
- Incisal ridges
- Incisal edges
What do the maxillary incisors provide/assist with?
- Functionally, they cut and shear
- Esthetics
- Phonetics
What is the outline form of the maxillary central incisors?
Rectangular
The incisal edges of maxillary central incisors are relatively straight with a slight rise to the MESIAL/DISTAL
Distal
This angle of maxillary central incisors is a rounded right angle
Mesioincisal angle
This angle of the maxillary central incisor is more rounded
Distoincisal Angle
The DISTAL/MESIAL surface presents a straight outline, while the DISTAL/MESIAL surface is more rounded.
- Mesial
- Distal
- How many mammelons are present when the maxillary central incisors erupt?
- Which is the smallest?
- Three Mammelons
- The middle mammelon is the smallest, the mesial and distal are approximately the same size
Do maxillary central incisors have facial development grooves?
They MAY be present.
What is the main difference between the mesial and distal contact point of the maxillary central incisors?
The contact of the mesial is located in the incisal third while the distal contact is located more cervically, and the junction of incisal and middle thirds
- Does the maxillary central incisor have a cingulum on the lingual aspect?
- What is also possibly next to it?
- Yes
- Accessory Lingual Ridges
On the lingual aspect of the maxillary central incisor, there is a distinctive depression under the cingulum called the…
Lingual Fossa
Which has a larger lingual radius of the CEJ, the labial or lingual CEJ?
Labial has a larger radius, lingual has a smaller radius
What is the shape of the crown outline of maxillary central incisors?
Wedge shaped/triangular