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Unit 306 - Chairside Support during assessment of OH Flashcards

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leukoplakia

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white patches on the soft tissues

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squamous cell carcinoma can be recognised by

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white or red patch on buccal mucosa or tongue

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ideal occlusion - class __

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class 1

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malocclusion, lower teeth are set further back

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class 2

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upper central incisors are proclined by more than 4mm

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class 2 div 1

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upper incisors are retroclined

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class 2 div 2

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lower jaw develops further forward than upper jaw

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class 3

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OPG stands for

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orthopantomograph

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nonopioid analgesics are available

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over the counter

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opioid analgesics are available

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on prescription only

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digestive enzyme

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ptyalin

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ptyalin, white blood cells, water and inorganic ions form

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saliva

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saliva high in ions

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thick, stringy saliva, high calculus formation but good defence against caries

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saliva low in ions

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watery saliva, low level of calculus but poor protection against caries

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deglutition is also known as

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swallowing

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xerostomia is also known as

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dry mouth

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raised body temperature

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pyrexia

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pyrexia

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raised body temperaature

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ANUG stands for

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acute necrotising ulcerative gingivitis

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upper arches of dentition

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maxilla

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lower arches of dentition

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mandible

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round crown, larger pulp chamber, splayed roots

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deciduous tooth

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defined crown, straighter roots

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permenant tooth

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4 muscles of mastication are

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lateral pterygoid, medial pterygoid, masseter and temporal muscle

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lateral pterygoid

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pulls the jaw forward. one alone swings the jaw side to side

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medial pterygoid

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behind maxilla, closes the mandible

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masseter

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from the cheekbone, for side to side and closing

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temporal muscle

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relating to TMJ, closes mandible and pulls jaw backwards

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TMJ

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temporamandibular joint

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orbicularis oculi

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ring of muscle around eye

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obicularis oris

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ring of muscle around mouth

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buccinator

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cheek muscle, controls food and talking

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serous saliva

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watery and protein fluids

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mucous saliva

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thick and consists of carbs

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parotid salivary gland

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situated in front of each ear

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36
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1000ppm toothpaste is recommened for

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all patients

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37
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1500ppm toothpaste is recommended for

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adults at high risk of developing caries

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38
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FDI

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federation dentaire internatonal

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39
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frontal bone

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forming the forehead region

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40
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bone forming the forehead region

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frontal bone

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bone joined at the top midline of the skull and forming its upper sides behind the forehead

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two parietal bones

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bone forming the lower sides of the skull in the region of the ears

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two temporal bones

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bone forming the back of the skull

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occipital bone

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bones joining the upper jaw to the cranium

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two zygomatic bones

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zygomatic bones

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bones joining the upper jaw to the cranium

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bones forming the cheekbones

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zygomatic arches

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zygomatic arches

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bones forming the cheek bones

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upper jaw

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lower jaw

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the three groups of muscles around the face and jaws

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suprahyoid muscles, muscles of mastication and muscles of facial expression

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the muscles of mastication are arranged as four pairs, these are:

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temporalis, masseter, lateral pterygoid and medial pterygoid

52
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trismus

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limited mouth opening

53
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limited jaw opening

54
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nerve supplying the teeth and soft tissues of the oral cavity

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trigeminal nerve

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the five nerves in the maxillary division

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anterior superior dental nerve, middle superior dental nerve, posterior superior dental nerve, greater palatine nerve and nasopalatine nerve

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the four nerves in the mandibular division

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inferior dental nerve, lingual nerve, long buccal nerve and motor branch to muscles of mastication

57
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nerve which supplies incisor and canine teeth and their labial gingivae

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anterior superior dental nerve

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nerve which supplies premolars and mesial half of first molars and their buccal gingivae

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middle superior dental nerve

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nerve which supplies distal half of first molar and second and third mmolar teeth and their buccal gingivae

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posterior superior dental nerve

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nerve which supplies palatal gingivae of molars, premolars and half of canine teeth

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greater palatine nerve

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nerve which supplies palatal gingivae of incisors and half of canine teeth

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nasopalatine nerve

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nerve which supplies all of lower teeth, the labial/buccal gingivae of premolars and forward and the soft tissues of the lower lip and chin

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inferior dental nerve

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nerve which supplies the lingual gingivae of lower teeth, floor of the mouth, and all but taste sensation from the anterior two-thirds of the tongue

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lingual nerve

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nerve which supplies the buccal gingivae of the molar teeth

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long buccal nerve

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nerve which supplies stimulation to the muscles of mastication

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motor branch

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congenitally missing teeth

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hypodontia

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probe angled to detect inter-proximal caries

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Briault probe

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probe used to detect soft tooth surfaces and to detect margins on existing restorations

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angled probe

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tooth mobility of side to side movement less than 2mm

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tooth mobility for side to side movement of more than 2mm

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mobility for side to side and vertical movement also

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vitality testing with cold stimulus

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ethyl chloride

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vitality can be tested with (3)

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ethyl chloride, warm gutta percha or electric pulp tester

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normal response to pulp testing

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healthy pulp

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increased response to pulp testing

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early pulpitis present

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reduced response to pulp testing

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pulp is dying or tooth has heavily lined deep restoration present so voltage cannot be transmitted to pulp

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no response to pulp testing

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pulp is dead

78
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two types of dental charting

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FDI (federation dentaire international) and Zsigmondy-Palmer notation

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CPITN stands for

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community periodontal index of treatment needs

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tooth which erupts at 8 months

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deciduous lower central incisor (lower As)

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decidous lower central incisors (lower As) erupt at __ months

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which tooth erupts at 10 months?

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upper deciduous central incisor (upper A)

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decidous upper central incisor (upper A) erupts at __ months

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tooth which erupts at 11 months

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upper lateral incisor (B)

86
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upper lateral incisor (B) erupts

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at 11 months

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tooth which erupts at 13 months

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lower lateral incisor (B)

88
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lower lateral incisor (B) erupts

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at 13 months

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tooth which erupts at 19 months

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upper canine (C)

90
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decidious upper canine (C) erupts

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at 19 months

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tooth which erupts at 20 months

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lower deciduous canine (C)

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lower deciduous canine (C) erupts at

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teeth which erupt at 16 months

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deciduous first molars (Ds)

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deciduous first molars (Ds) erupt at

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tooth which erupts at 27 months

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lower deciduous second molar (E)

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lower deciduous second molar (E) erupts at

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tooth which erupts at 29 months

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upper deciduous second molar (E)

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upper deciduous second molar (E) erupts at

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upper central incisor (U1) erupts at

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lower central incisor (L1) erupts at

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upper lateral incisor (U2) erupts at

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upper canine (U3) erupts at

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upper first premolar (U4) erupts at

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upper second premolar (U5) erupts at

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upper first molar (U6) erupts at

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upper second molar (U7) erupts at

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12-13 years

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upper third molar (wisdom tooth) erupts at

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lower canine (L3) erupts at

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lower first premolar (L4) erupts at

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lower second premolar (L5) erupts at

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lower first molar (L6) erupts at

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lower second molar (L7) erupts at

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lower third molar (wisdom tooth) erupts at

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