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What distinguishes the distal aspect from the mesial aspect of a tooth?
What distinguishes the distal aspect from the mesial aspect of a tooth?
- The distal marginal ridge is more occlusally located. (correct)
- The contact area is broader and located at the occlusal third.
- The crown converges mesially.
- The three roots are not visible.
Which cusp is the largest in size according to the text?
Which cusp is the largest in size according to the text?
- DB
- ML (correct)
- DL
- MB
What shape does the occlusal aspect B of a tooth have, based on the text?
What shape does the occlusal aspect B of a tooth have, based on the text?
- Rectangular
- Square
- Rhomboidal (correct)
- Circular
What is the distinguishing feature of the lingual outline compared to the buccal outline in a tooth?
What is the distinguishing feature of the lingual outline compared to the buccal outline in a tooth?
What connects the ML cusp and DB cusp in a tooth's occlusal aspect?
What connects the ML cusp and DB cusp in a tooth's occlusal aspect?
Where is the central fossa located on a tooth's occlusal aspect?
Where is the central fossa located on a tooth's occlusal aspect?
Which groove originates in the central fossa of a tooth and extends distally towards the DTF?
Which groove originates in the central fossa of a tooth and extends distally towards the DTF?
How many major fossae are present on a tooth based on the text description?
How many major fossae are present on a tooth based on the text description?
Where is the tubercle of Carabelli situated in relation to cusps on a tooth?
Where is the tubercle of Carabelli situated in relation to cusps on a tooth?
What divides the buccal cusps on a tooth according to the text?
What divides the buccal cusps on a tooth according to the text?
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