Morphology of deciduous upper teeth Flashcards

1
Q

Central incisor (A)

A

has 1 root

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2
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Lateral incisor (B)

A

has 1 root

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3
Q

Canine (C)

A

has 1 root

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4
Q

First molar (D)

A

has 3 roots, 4 cusps

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5
Q

Second molar (E)

A

has 3 roots, 5 cusps

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6
Q

Deciduous teeth

A

are much smaller + crowns whiter + more bulbous

  • pulp chambers are larger + their enamel is thinner
  • incisiors + canines are smaller versions of permanent
  • molars have same number of roots as permanent but roots are more divergent to provide space
  • 2nd molars resemble miniature 1st permanent molars
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