Dental Anatomy of Horses and Carnivores

The ______ tooth is found in the upper first premolar tooth in horses.

Carnassial teeth, also known as ______ teeth, are found in carnivores.

The ______ is the outermost layer of the tooth that protrudes above the gums.

Teeth can be divided into two types based on their structure: ______ and Hypselodont.

The ______ is the part of the tooth located at the gum line.

Equine teeth can be classified as ______ type, which means they have long crowns.

The upper lip in the Ox is modified to an extensive moist and glandular plate known as the ______.

In the ruminant, the upper incisor teeth are replaced by the ______.

The ______ is a small median swelling on the upper incisor with an incisive duct that leads to the nasal cavity and the vomeronasal organ.

The ______ is a thin band of tissue that connects the tongue to the floor of the mouth.

The ______ is the tissue of the upper and lower jaws that surrounds the base of the teeth.

The ______ is a small mucosal fold that joins the body of the tongue to the oral floor.

There is a ______ on the dorsal aspect of the canine tongue.

The ______ is a type of gland found in the bucca (cheek) region.

The _______________ papillae are small sized vertical folds located on the tongue's posterolateral sides of base of tongue.

The tongue of the cattle-yak has a _______________ root.

Glandula labiale is a type of _______________ salivary gland.

The Parotid duct opens into the _______________ upper cheek tooth in the horse.

The Mandibular gland is located close to the _______________ of jaw.

The vallate papillae are represented by the number _______________ in the diagram.

Salivary glands aid in _______________ and keep the mouth moist.

The Glandula zygomatica is only found in _______________.