Maxillary Incisors Anatomy
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When do maxillary central incisors initially calcify?

  • At 4-5 years
  • At 10 years
  • At 3-4 months after birth (correct)
  • At 7-8 years

    • What is the geometric outline of the crown of maxillary central incisors?

  • Trapezoid with the smallest arm cervically (correct)
  • Perfect square with equal sides
  • Circle with a small radius
  • Rectangle with equal length and width

    • What happens to the mamelons on newly erupted incisors?

  • They are worn away to form a flat edge with use (correct)
  • They remain unchanged throughout life
  • They become more pointed with age
  • They grow larger over time

    • What are the lateral incisors called?

    <p>&quot;Lateral incisors&quot;</p> Signup and view all the answers

    At what age do maxillary central incisors complete eruption?

    <p>$7-8$ years</p> Signup and view all the answers

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