Dental Anatomy: Crown Elevations and Tubercles Quiz
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What is the function of cusps in teeth?

  • Creates disturbance due to trauma during cap stage
  • Forms the bulk of occlusal surfaces of posterior teeth (correct)
  • Forms the incisal portion of canine
  • Found on the lingual surface of anterior teeth

Where are tubercles/extra cusps found on the crown of teeth?

  • On the occlusal surface of anterior teeth
  • On the lingual surface of anterior teeth (correct)
  • On the occlusal surface of posterior teeth
  • On the buccal surface of posterior teeth

What is the location of the cingulum on the tooth?

  • On the buccal surface of posterior teeth
  • On the lingual surface of anterior teeth (correct)
  • On the mesial surface of anterior teeth
  • On the distal surface of anterior teeth

Where are marginal ridges found?

<p>On the mesial and distal surfaces of occlusal surfaces of posterior teeth (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the triangular ridge in posterior teeth?

<p>A linear elevation descending from cusp tip to central area of occlusal surface (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Cusps

The raised portion of the tooth that forms the chewing surface of the back teeth.

Tubercles

Small bumps on the inner surface of front teeth.

Cingulum

A raised area on the inner surface of front teeth.

Marginal Ridges

Raised lines on the sides of the chewing surface of back teeth.

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Triangular Ridge

A ridge extending from the tip of a cusp to the center of the chewing surface of a back tooth.

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Study Notes

Tooth Anatomy

  • Cusps are elevated points on the crown of a tooth that help in food grinding and crushing.

Crown Features

  • Tubercles or extra cusps are small additional cusps found on the crown of teeth.
  • The cingulum is a small ridge or elevation on the crown of a tooth, usually found on the anterior teeth.
  • Marginal ridges are located on the edges of the tooth, forming the boundary of the occlusal surface.

Posterior Teeth Features

  • The triangular ridge is a ridge on posterior teeth that connects the cusps, forming the shape of a triangle.

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Test your knowledge of the anatomical structure of teeth, including crown elevations, cusps, and tubercles. Identify the characteristics and locations of these distinct features on different types of teeth.

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