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What is the shape of the proximal crown outline of the mandibular posterior teeth?
What is the shape of the proximal crown outline of the mandibular posterior teeth?
- Triangular
- Rhomboidal (correct)
- Trapezoidal
- Rectangular
What is the purpose of the rhomboidal crown outline of the mandibular posterior teeth?
What is the purpose of the rhomboidal crown outline of the mandibular posterior teeth?
- To facilitate the initial penetration of food material (correct)
- To increase the stability of the teeth in the jaw
- To increase the surface area for chewing
- To reduce the masticatory forces transmitted to the periodontium
How does the rhomboidal crown outline of the mandibular posterior teeth differ from the trapezoidal outline of the maxillary posterior teeth?
How does the rhomboidal crown outline of the mandibular posterior teeth differ from the trapezoidal outline of the maxillary posterior teeth?
- The trapezoidal outline facilitates the sliding of food material along the crown surfaces (correct)
- The rhomboidal outline has a wider base for strength
- The trapezoidal outline has a narrower occlusal surface
- The rhomboidal outline allows for more efficient resistance against masticatory forces
What is the purpose of the progressive incisal constriction of the tooth crown?
What is the purpose of the progressive incisal constriction of the tooth crown?
What is the purpose of the narrow occlusal surface of the maxillary posterior teeth?
What is the purpose of the narrow occlusal surface of the maxillary posterior teeth?
What is the purpose of the trapezoidal crown outline of the maxillary posterior teeth?
What is the purpose of the trapezoidal crown outline of the maxillary posterior teeth?
How does the trapezoidal crown outline of the maxillary posterior teeth differ from the rhomboidal outline of the mandibular posterior teeth?
How does the trapezoidal crown outline of the maxillary posterior teeth differ from the rhomboidal outline of the mandibular posterior teeth?
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