Maxillary Premolar Anatomy
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How does the length of maxillary premolar roots compare to that of the canines?

  • Irrelevant
  • Longer
  • Equal
  • Shorter (correct)
  • What is the total number of maxillary premolars in the permanent dentition?

  • Six
  • Eight
  • Four (correct)
  • Two
  • Why are maxillary premolars so named?

  • Because they are anterior to the molars in the permanent dentition (correct)
  • Because they have longer crowns than the molars
  • Because they are posterior to the canines
  • Because of their cusp development buccally and lingually
  • How are the marginal ridges of maxillary premolars positioned compared to incisors and canines?

    <p>In a more horizontal plane, considered part of the occlusal surface</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the geometric outline form of the buccal aspect of maxillary first premolar?

    <p>Roughly trapezoidal</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Comparison of Maxillary Premolar Roots

    • Maxillary premolar roots are shorter than those of canines.

    Maxillary Premolars in Permanent Dentition

    • There are 4 maxillary premolars in the permanent dentition.

    Origin of Name "Premolars"

    • Maxillary premolars are so named because they emerge after the primary molars in the eruption sequence.

    Marginal Ridges of Maxillary Premolars

    • The marginal ridges of maxillary premolars are more buccally positioned compared to those of incisors and canines.

    Geometric Outline of Maxillary First Premolar

    • The buccal aspect of the maxillary first premolar has a rhomboidal geometric outline form.

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    Test your knowledge of the anatomy and characteristics of the upper permanent premolars, including their position in the dentition, crown and root lengths.

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