Illustrated Dental Embryology, Histology, and Anatomy E-Book notes

This document describes occlusion and what is considered “normal” and what is considered an anomaly. This includes the position of the teeth with one another in the mouth and the way a dental hygienist can determine a “normal” occlusion.

This document provides further insight in the dental anatomy of canines. It talks about root features, eruption dates, cusp slopes, and much more.

This document provides insight into permanent maxillary premolars. it describes the differences in the sizes, cusps, ridges, grooves, and much more.

This document lies an overview of the different dental anatomy of the permanent posterior teeth. This includes the ridges, pits, grooves, fissures, and much more.

This document provides in-depth notes to maxillary and mandibular incisors.