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Dental Anatomy: Cusp of Carabelli

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What is the primary location where the cusp of Carabelli is typically found?

On the outer side of mandibular molars

On the inner side of maxillary molars (correct)

On the outer surface of canines

On the inner side of anterior teeth

Who first fully explained the cusp of Carabelli?

Carabelli made this explanation in the early twenty-first century.

The cusp was named after a famous geologist.

Cusp of Carabelli was first described by a modern dentist.

Carabelli explained it in the nineteenth century. (correct)

Which age groups can exhibit the cusp of Carabelli?

Only children with deciduous dentition

Only adults with permanent dentition

Both permanent and deciduous dentition in any age group (correct)

Exclusively in geriatric patients

What kind of feature is the cusp of Carabelli classified as?

<p>A typical geomorphological feature</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what form of dentition is the cusp of Carabelli commonly found?

<p>In both permanent and deciduous teeth</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Cusp of Carabelli

A prominent geomorphological feature found on the inner side of maxillary molars.
Identified and documented by Carabelli in the 19th century.
Represents one of the most common anatomical variations in both permanent and deciduous teeth.
Typically manifests as an additional cusp on the molars, affecting tooth morphology and dental anatomy.
Variation in the presence and size can impact dental occlusion and treatment planning.

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This quiz focuses on the cusp of Carabelli, a significant geomorphological feature associated with maxillary molars. The quiz covers its historical explanation, occurrence in dentition, and its relevance in dental anatomy. Test your knowledge on this unique dental trait.