Molars Flashcards

1
Q

1) 3-5 cusps, with at least 2 facial

2) large occlusal surface

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molars general characteristics

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2
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1) crowns wider faciolingually than mesiodistally
2) 3 roots - 2 facial and 1 lingual
3) buccal cusps longer than lingual
4) oblique ridges

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maxillary molar

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3
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1) occlusal view: strong oblique ridge, which is less likely to be crossed by a groove
2) 3 roots widely separated
3) frequently 5th cusp [carabelli’s] on ML

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maxillary 1st molar

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4
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1) mesiolingual cusp always larger than distolingual cusp
2) cusp of carabelli’s on ML
3) oblique ridge runs ML-DB

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maxillary 1st molar right left

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5
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1) occusal view - smaller, oblique ridge usually interrupted by a groove
2) roots close together
3) no 5th cusp
4) DL cusp smaller than 1st or missing
5) less symmetrical - rhomboidal shape

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maxillary 2nd molar

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6
Q

1) ML cusp larger than DL cusp

2) oblique ridge ML - DB

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maxillary 2nd molar right left

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7
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1) distolingual cusp progressively smaller or may be missing
2) roots are close or fused
3) no distinct oblique ridge
4) many supplemental grooves
5) mimic 1st or 2nd molar anatomy

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maxillary 3rd molar

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8
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1) roots fused and curved distally [caution]

2) wider on mesial from facial to lingual than distal

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maxillary 3rd molar right left

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9
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1) crowns wider mesiodistally than faciolingually
2) 2 roots - mesial and distal
3) lingual cusps are longer than facial cusps

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mandibular molar general characteristics

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10
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1) 3 facial cusps and 2 facial [buccal] grooves [tell facial from lingual])
2) roots widely separated and vertical [2 root canals on mesial])

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mandibular 1st molar

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11
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1) distal cusp is smallest facial cusp
2) mesiobuccal to lingual width is greater than distal buccal to lingual width
3) proximal view - buccal height of contour is in cervical 1/3, lingual height of contour is in middle1/3

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mandibular 1st molar right left

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12
Q

1) only 2 facial cusps and 1 facial cusp
2) occlusal view - groove well defined and forms a ‘+’ with facial and lingual grooves
3) roots are close together

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mandibular 2nd molar

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13
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1) proximal view - buccal height of contour is in cervical 1/3, lingual is in middle 1/3
2) mesial buccal prominence at cervical
3) facial - lingual width of mesial surface is greater than distofacial - lingual width

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mandibular 2nd molar right left

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14
Q

1) anatomy will mimic 1st or 2nd
2) roots close together or fused
3) many supplemental grooves with central groove

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mandibular 3rd molar

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15
Q

1) crown tapers distally, mesial width greater than distal

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mandibular 3rd molar right left

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