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1
Q

What are ridges on teeth? Give some examples.

A

Linear elevations on the surface of a tooth.

Marginal ridge, Triangular ridge, transverse ridge, oblique ridge

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2
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What is a mamelon?

A

any one of three rounded protuberances o the incised ridge of a newly erupted incisor teeth.

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3
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How many lobes does the anterior teeth have?

A

4 lobes

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4
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Fossa

A

irregular depressio or cavity (ex. central fossa, lingual fossa, triangular fossa)

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5
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Sulcus

A

long depression or valley

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6
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Developmental Groove

A

shallow groove or line between primary parts of a crown or root.

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7
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Supplemental Groove

A

Less distinct groove or line, does not separate primary parts.

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8
Q

What tooth has more variability than any other tooth?

A

Maxillary lateral incisor.

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9
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What are the three categories of the human dentition?

A

Primary, mixed, and permanent.

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10
Q

What are some geometric shapes of the teeth?

A
  1. Lingual face- all teeth are trapezoidal
  2. Mesial/distal face-anteriors are triangular, Maxillary posteriors are trapezoidal, mandibular posteriors are rhomboidal
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11
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How can you tell the difference between your mandibular, lateral and central incisors?

A

The lateral incisor is somewhat larger.

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12
Q

(Hockey/lacrosse player question)

Maxillary vs mandibular canine.

A

Mandibular crown appear longer,

Medial cusp ridge shorter

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13
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Which tooth has an almost continuous crown tooth outline on medial surface?

A

Mandibular Canine

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14
Q

What is the largest premolar? Whats is the smallest premolar?

A

Largest: Max 1st
Smallest: Man 1st

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15
Q

How many roots are visible on the bucccal side of each molar.

A

The maxillary molars generally 3.
*Maxillary 3rd sometime fuse to some one root.

The mandibular molars generally 2.

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16
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What tooth is the cusp of Carabelli generally found?

A

Small 5th cusp found sometimes on maxillary first molars. Usually toward mesiolingual side

17
Q

What is the geometric shape of the mandibular posterior teeth at a mesial view stand point?

A

Rhomboidal

18
Q

Which molar(s) have 5 cusps?

A

mandibular 1st molar. Some times 3rd molar.

19
Q

Which tooth is most likely to have bifurcation on apical third of root?

A

max 1st premolar.

20
Q

Which cusp is largest and longest on maxillary second molar?

A

Mesiolingual cusp

21
Q

The primary second molar resembles which tooth ?

A

permanent 1st molar, except smaller.

22
Q

Compared with permanent crowns, the enamel of primary teeth is _____.

A

Thinner and has a more consistent depth.

23
Q

At 9 years of age, how many permanent teeth are in the mouth?

A

12 primary teeth are left in mouth at age 9.

24
Q

How soon does a child enter the mixed dentition age?

A

age 6-7

25
Q

Which permanent tooth usually erupts to begin mixed dentition?

A

Mandibular 1st molar.

26
Q

What is the likely age that a vampire will loose his maxillary canines. What does the tooth fairy give him.

A

11-12

27
Q

How many teeth would you expect to seen in a one year old?

A

8…..All incisors

28
Q

Which teeth are nonsuccedaneous teeth?

A

Permanent molars.

nonsuccedaneous-pertaining to those permanent teeth that are not preceded by a primary form (e.g., the molars).

29
Q

How many mamelons are found on the maxillary central incisors?

A

3

30
Q

True or false. The mandibular central incisor is generally the smallest tooth in the dental arch. (permanent teeth)

A

True.

31
Q

Which molar has 2 cusp and 3 cusp types?

A

mandibular 2nd premolar.

32
Q

Is the maxillary molars wider BL or MD?

A

Wider BL than MD

33
Q

Is the mandibular molars wider BL or MD?

A

wider MD than BL

34
Q

Which tooth is considered the corner stone of the permanent dentition?

A

canine is the cornerstone of the mouth.

35
Q

How many point angles does each tooth have?

A

4

36
Q

With one of the the following primary teeth has a crown unlike that of any permanent tooth?

A

mandibular first molar.