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What is a characteristic of the canines in the mouth?
What is a characteristic of the canines in the mouth?
- They are the smallest teeth
- They are the most sensitive teeth
- They are the most prone to decay
- They are the strongest teeth (correct)
Why are the canines considered the most stable teeth in the mouth?
Why are the canines considered the most stable teeth in the mouth?
- Because they have a small root
- Because they are not used for chewing
- Because they are located in the front of the mouth
- Because they have a large labio-lingual dimension (correct)
What is true about the canines relative to the other teeth?
What is true about the canines relative to the other teeth?
- They are the strongest teeth (correct)
- They are the most prone to cavities
- They are the weakest teeth
- They are the most sensitive to temperature
What feature of the canines contributes to their stability?
What feature of the canines contributes to their stability?
Which of the following is a characteristic of the canines?
Which of the following is a characteristic of the canines?
What is the shape of the mesial surface of the crown?
What is the shape of the mesial surface of the crown?
Where is the contact area located in relation to the mesio-incisal angle?
Where is the contact area located in relation to the mesio-incisal angle?
What is the relationship between the mesial surface of the crown and the mesial surface of the root?
What is the relationship between the mesial surface of the crown and the mesial surface of the root?
What can be inferred about the shape of the mesial surface of the root based on the given information?
What can be inferred about the shape of the mesial surface of the root based on the given information?
What is NOT a characteristic of the mesial surface of the crown?
What is NOT a characteristic of the mesial surface of the crown?
What is the primary feature of the middle labial lobe?
What is the primary feature of the middle labial lobe?
What is the main characteristic of the cusp of the permanent maxillary canine?
What is the main characteristic of the cusp of the permanent maxillary canine?
What is the location of the middle labial lobe?
What is the location of the middle labial lobe?
What is the relationship between the middle labial lobe and the cusp?
What is the relationship between the middle labial lobe and the cusp?
What is the characteristic of the developmental depression in roots?
What is the characteristic of the developmental depression in roots?
What type of tooth is the middle labial lobe associated with?
What type of tooth is the middle labial lobe associated with?
What is the relationship between the developmental depression and the root length?
What is the relationship between the developmental depression and the root length?
Which aspect of the root is involved in the developmental depression?
Which aspect of the root is involved in the developmental depression?
What is the shape of the developmental depression?
What is the shape of the developmental depression?
What is the location of the developmental depression?
What is the location of the developmental depression?
What is the characteristic of the developmental depression of the root?
What is the characteristic of the developmental depression of the root?
What is the relationship between the labio-lingual and mesio-distal dimensions of the incisal aspect?
What is the relationship between the labio-lingual and mesio-distal dimensions of the incisal aspect?
Which of the following is true about the root depression?
Which of the following is true about the root depression?
What is characteristic of the incisal aspect of the root?
What is characteristic of the incisal aspect of the root?
What is the pattern of developmental depression in the root?
What is the pattern of developmental depression in the root?
Study Notes
Canine Teeth Characteristics
- The canines are the strongest teeth in the mouth.
Stability of Canine Teeth
- The canines are the most stable teeth in the mouth due to their large labio-lingual dimension and highly developed middle labial lobe, which forms a strong, well-formed cusp incisally.
Principal Identifying Features of Permanent Maxillary Canine
- A developmental depression is present mesially and distally, extending for most of the root length.
- The developmental depression is more pronounced distally than mesially on the root.
Mesial Aspect of Permanent Maxillary Canine
- The mesial surface of the crown is nearly straight with the mesial surface of the root.
- The contact area is located near the mesio-incisal angle.
Incisal Aspect of Permanent Maxillary Canine
- The labio-lingual dimension is greater than the mesio-distal dimension.
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Explore the features and properties of canine teeth, including their strength, stability, and identifying characteristics. Learn about the development and structure of these important teeth.
