Teeth Morphology

Question 1

primary teeth

Answer 1

Deciduous primary dentition

Question 2

Adult teeth

Answer 2

Permanent dentition

Question 3

Upper

Answer 3

Maxillary Teeth. Upper jaw (maxilla)

Question 4

Lower

Answer 4

Mandibular teeth. Lower jaw (mandible)

Question 5

Maxilla

Answer 5

Hard palate. Soft palate

Question 6

How many teeth in each quadrant

Answer 6

8

Question 7

teeth

Answer 7

Anterior teeth, posterior teeth, Midline, Central incisor, Lateral incisor, Canine, First premolar, second premolar, first molar, second molar, third molar

Question 8

jaw near teeth

Answer 8

mandible teeth

Question 9

upper view

Answer 9

Occlusal view

Question 10

Deciduous (primary)

Answer 10

Incisors, canines, molar

Question 11

upper (maxillary) teeth surfaces

Answer 11

Labial is towards lip, Buccal is towards cheek, Palatal is towards tongue

Question 12

what are buccal and labial surfaces called

Answer 12

vestibular surfaces

Question 13

The definition

Answer 13

Mesial = the surface closest to the midline of the mouth
Distal = the surface furthest from the midline of the mouth

Question 14

The definition 2

Question 15

Anterior (front) tooth anatomy

Answer 15

Apex, Root, Cervix/cervical line (amelo-cemental junction), crown, incisal edge

Question 17

Specific Features of incisors and canines

Answer 17

Cingulum is the bulge or prominence of enamel found on the cervical third of the lingual surface of all anterior teeth

Question 18

Other feature

Answer 18

Marginal ridges. This is an elevation of enamel which forms the mesial and distal margin of the lingual surface (anterior) or occlusal surface (posterior)

Question 19

Posterior tooth anatomy

Answer 19

Cusps at top, crown, cervix/cervical line (amelo-cemental junction), root, apex

Question 20

Long hand notation example

Answer 20

Amalgam filling upper right first molar

Question 22

Dental Notation

Answer 22

Long-hand, Palmer, FDI, Alphanumeric