Teeth Flashcards
Which direction is the cingulum of a maxillary central and lateral incisor?
Shifted slightly distal
Which teeth have a disto-lingual twist?
Maxillary centrals
Mandibular laterals
Mandibular canines
Which teeth have their mesial proximal contacts located in the incisal 1/3?
Maxillary centrals Maxillary laterals Mandibular centrals Mandibular laterals Mandibular canines
Which teeth have their distal proximal contacts located in the incisal 1/3?
Mandibular centrals
Mandibular laterals
Which tooth has their distal proximal contact located in the occlusal 1/3?
Mandibular first premolar
Which tooth has a deeper depression on the mesial than the distal?
Maxillary first premolar
Which teeth do not have root depressions on the mesial or distal usually?
Maxillary central incisors
Maxillary lateral incisors (sometimes they do sometimes they don’t)
Which tooth is typically the longest in the mouth?
Maxillary canine
Which tooth has a longer mesial ridge than distal ridge on the buccal cusp?
Maxillary first premolar
Which tooth exhibits a distal pinch?
Maxillary canine
Which tooth has a longer crown than the maxillary canine?
Mandibular canine
Which tooth exhibits a straight mesial profile with a curved distal profile?
Mandibular canine
Which tooth has a mesial groove that extends over the mesial marginal ridge typically?
Maxillary first premolar
Which premolar has both buccal and lingual cusps of the same height?
Maxillary second premolar
Which teeth can have an extra cusp
Maxillary first molar - Cusp of caribelli
Mandibular second premolar - (3-cusp)
(Mandibular first molar, some have 4 some have 5 with a distal cusp)
Which tooth would you observe an H or U pattern in the occlusal groove?
Mandibular second premolar (2-cusp)
Order of eruption of permanent teeth.
1. Mandibular centrals Maxillary and mandibular first molars 2. Maxillary centrals Mandibular laterals 3. Maxillary laterals 4. Mandibular canines 5. Maxillary and mandibular first premolars Maxillary second premolars 6. Maxillary canine Mandibular second premolars 7. Maxillary and mandibular second molars 8. Maxillary and mandibular third molars