Tooth morphology - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

international numbering system second number - primary dentition 1 - 5 - 1. central incisor 2. lateral incisor 3. canine 4. first molar 5. second molar international numbering system #11 - permanent maxillary right central incisor international numbering system #21 - permanent maxillary left central incisor international numbering system #12 - permanent maxillary right lateral incisor international numbering system #22 - permanent maxillary right lateral incisor anterior teeth - -centra...

Test Bank For Modern Dental Assisting 13th Edition by Doni L. Bird, Debbie S. Robinson 4855, 5, 4935, 3 1 History of Dentistry 2 The Professional Dental Assistant 3 The Dental Healthcare Team 4 Dental Ethics 5 Dentistry and the Law 6 General Anatomy 7 General Physiology 8 Oral Embryology and Histology 9 Head and Neck Anatomy 10 Landmarks of the Face and Oral Cavity 11 Overview of the Dentitions 12 Tooth Morphology 13 Dental Caries 14 Periodontal Diseases...

canines (cuspids) - 2 pairs in anterior corners of mouth, responsible for holding, tearing, and piercing (also have the longest roots) Premolars - The teeth immediately behind the canines; used in chewing, grinding, and shearing food. The bicuspid teeth Molars - Back teeth that grind food; located nearest the TMJ joint five surfaces of teeth - 1. Labial-buccal-facial 2. lingual 3. distal 4. mesial 5. incisal-occlusal Functions of teeth - mastication (chewing), speech, aesthetics, the i...

Maxillary central incisor tooth numbers are? - 8, 9 Maxillary lateral incisors tooth numbers are? - 7, 10 Eruption age is 8-9 years - Maxillary Laterals Tooth has 1 root, apex narrow and tapered - Maxillary Laterals Tooth is smaller, and more rounded - Maxillary Laterals Root-slight curve (tipping) to the distal - Maxillary Laterals 2nd most common tooth to get anomalies - Maxillary Laterals small, peg-shaped crown - Peg Lateral missing tooth bud, doesn't form - Agenesis Maxillary Cani...

What is Fissure? - Development groove resulting form on imperfect union where lobes come together. What is Fossa? - Shallow rounded or angular depression What is Furcation? - Dividing point of a multriooted tooth. What is Lobes? - Separated parts that comes together to form a tooth What is Mamelons? - Three bulges on incisal edge of newly erupted central and lateral incisor. What are mixed dentition? - Period when both primary and permanent teeth are present When does mixed started? - 6 t...

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The term consistently used in dentistry for a primary/permanent tooth to appear or enter the mouth is called: A. Exfoliation B. Extraction C. Extrude D. Eruption - D. Eruption The primary teeth are classified in the Universal numbering system by: A. Numbers 1-20 B. Letters A-T C. A number for each quadrant and a number for each tooth D. Numbers inside a bracket - B. Letters A-T Multirooted teeth have a root ______, where the roots branch off from the cervical portion of the tooth. A....

The term consistently used in dentistry for a primary/permanent tooth to appear or enter the mouth is called: A. Exfoliation B. Extraction C. Extrude D. Eruption correct answers D. Eruption The primary teeth are classified in the Universal numbering system by: A. Numbers 1-20 B. Letters A-T C. A number for each quadrant and a number for each tooth D. Numbers inside a bracket correct answers B. Letters A-T Multirooted teeth have a root ______, where the roots branch off from the cer...

Chapter 1 Basic Terminology for Understanding Tooth Morphology Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions dentition - Answer️️ -all the teeth in the mouth two dentitions throughout life (diphyodonts) - Answer️️ --primary (deciduous) -permanent (secondary) two arches - Answer️️ --maxillary (upper) -mandibular (lower) four quadrants - Answer️️ --upper right -lower right -upper left -lower left anterior - Answer️️ -in front of; forward or front region of the mouth an...

Oral Anatomy/Tooth morphology FINAL (exam 1&2) questions with correct answers