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What characteristic distinguishes the mesiobuccal slope when at the same level compared to when it is more occlusally positioned?

  • It becomes longer than the distal slope
  • It tilts further lingually
  • The distal slope is greater than the mesiobuccal slope
  • Both slopes are equal (correct)

In the context of cusp tips, how is the buccal cusp tip positioned when it is at the center of the crown?

  • It is slightly distal to the center
  • It aligns with the root center
  • It is at the center (correct)
  • It is mesial to the center

How does the width of a tooth respond when comparing a tooth that is more converged versus one that is less converged?

  • It converges more (correct)
  • It becomes broader
  • It remains the same
  • It narrows down

What is the relationship of the central pit in a tooth when a single cusp is present?

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What distinguishes the outline of a tooth that converges more lingually compared to a tooth that converges less?

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What is shorter than the distal cusp ridge?

<p>Mesial slope (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which surface feature maximizes convexity at the cervical third?

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What is the shape of the geometric outline of the proximal aspect?

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What angle does the mesial marginal ridge make with respect to the buccal to lingual surface?

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What is the characteristic of the distal marginal ridge in this tooth?

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Where is the mesiolingual developmental groove located?

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What describes the shape of the occlusal aspect?

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What feature is positioned cervical to the contact area?

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What is the primary reason for the lingual convergence of teeth?

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How does the curvature of cervical lines compare between distal and mesial sides of teeth?

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Which of the following describes the incisal aspect of the upper central incisors?

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What distinguishes lower central incisors from lower lateral incisors in terms of size?

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What is a notable difference between the mesial and distal aspects of the tooth?

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Which statement accurately describes the contact areas of lower central and lower lateral incisors?

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What shape does the root cross-section of the upper central incisors exhibit?

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Which statement about the marginal ridges is correct?

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What is the shape of the outline for lower incisors?

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What determines the overall shape of the proximal aspects of the tooth?

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Which feature is common in the pulp chamber of young teeth?

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In terms of root anatomy, how do lower incisors differ from upper incisors?

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In the context of the incisal ridge, how is its alignment described?

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Which of the following terms describes a common variation in upper central incisors?

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What happens to the morphology of the pulp cavities as teeth age?

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What is the significance of understanding pulp anatomy in dentistry?

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What is the primary characteristic of the buccal aspect of a mandibular second premolar root?

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Which characteristic distinguishes the two cusp type from the three cusp type of the mandibular second premolar?

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What configuration is commonly observed in the proximal outlines of both the fourth and fifth mandibular premolars?

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Which feature is more pronounced in the two cusp type compared to the three cusp type?

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Which of the following statements is true regarding the lingual surfaces of the two cusp and three cusp types of mandibular second premolars?

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In the mandibular second premolar, the surface of the root is described as:

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How does the distal aspect of the root of the mandibular second premolar differ from the mesial aspect?

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Which aspect of the mandibular second premolar is described as having deeper developmental grooves?

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What is a key difference in crown size between maxillary and mandibular canines?

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Where are the contact areas located in relation to each canine type?

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How does the cusp tip of the mandibular canine differ from that of the maxillary canine?

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Which statement accurately describes the labial ridge of the maxillary canine?

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What is the typical number of root canals present in canines?

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What characterizes the lingual fossa of the maxillary canine compared to the mandibular canine?

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Which characteristic most accurately describes the root of mandibular canines?

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What is true about the cusp ridges of the maxillary and mandibular canines?

<p>Maxillary canines have thicker cusp ridges than mandibular canines. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Contact Points

The areas where adjacent teeth touch.

Lingual Aspect

The surface of a tooth facing the tongue.

Marginal Ridges

Elevations on the proximal surfaces of teeth.

Proximal Aspects

The sides of teeth that touch adjacent teeth.

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Upper Central Incisors

Front teeth in the upper jaw.

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Root Anatomy

Shape and structure of the root of a tooth.

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Crown Shape

The shape of the part of the tooth visible above the gum line.

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Tooth Convergence

The inward curving of the teeth towards the tongue.

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Lower Tooth Fossae

The depressions on the lower teeth appear less deep.

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Cervical Line Curvature

The curve of the neck of the teeth is less curved distally compared to mesially, and also less in lower than upper teeth.

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Mandibular Central Incisor Shape

Diamond-shaped, with a labiolingual dimension larger than mesiodistal.

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Mandibular Incisor Size/Crown

Mandibular central incisors are smaller than laterals, and are symmetrical in crown shape

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Incisal Edge of Lower Incisors

Straight, centered edge on the central incisor; inclined and twisted distally on the lateral incisors.

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Lower Incisor Root Outline

Almost straight from the cervical line to the middle third, then tapers to a pointed apex.

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Pulp Cavity Morphology

Mirrors the external shape of the tooth; narrows with age, and includes pulp horns in the younger teeth, root canals in the root sections, and ending at the apical foramen.

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Accessory Root Canals

Can connect the pulp to the periodontal ligament.

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Maxillary Canine vs Mandibular Canine

Maxillary canines are shorter, wider, and thicker than mandibular canines, which are longer and narrower.

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Canine Crown Dimensions

Labiolingual dimension of both maxillary and mandibular canines is greater than mesiodistal dimension.

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Canine Contact Areas

Maxillary canine contact areas are more cervically located, while mandibular contact areas are more incisally placed.

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Canine Labial Ridge Development

Maxillary canines have a more well-developed labial ridge compared to mandibular canines, where it is less developed.

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Premolar Number/Arrangement

There are four maxillary premolars and four mandibular premolars. Each side of the jaw forms the contact with each other.

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Premolar Contact Point Spacing

Maxillary and mandibular premolars interlock with adjacent teeth mesially and distally. They contact 3 and 3 teeth mesially and 5 and 5 teeth distally with adjacent teeth.

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Premolar Development

Premolars develop from 4 lobes.

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Canine Root Length

Maxillary canine roots are longer than those of mandibular canines (by 1mm).

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Mesial Slope

The shorter side of the tooth's crown, situated closer to the midline of the mouth.

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Lingual Outline of Crown

The shape of the crown side facing the tongue, typically tapering lingually.

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L Cusp Shape

A short, small cusp that's pointed and measures about two-thirds of the crown's length.

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Cervical Line

Boundary between the crown and root of the tooth, exhibiting a convex shape directed apically (towards the root).

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Lingual Surface Convexity

The lingual surface of the tooth crown has a convex shape, with its greatest curvature near the middle-third.

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Occlusal Cusp Relation

The cusps (projections) on the biting surface are not aligned at the same height, a key characteristic of this particular tooth type.

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Disto-Mesial Proximal Shape

The shape of the proximal aspects of the tooth, resembling a rhombus or diamond; it has a narrow occlusal table.

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Root Anatomy

The tooth has a single root.

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Mesial Slope vs Distal Slope

Mesial slope of a tooth is shorter than its distal slope.

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Buccal Cusp Tip Location

Buccal cusp tip is positioned at the center of the tooth crown.

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Mesial vs Distal Convergence

Mesial surfaces of teeth have a greater inward curve than distal surfaces.

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Lingual Cusp Functioning

Maxillary first premolar has one non-functioning cusp; mandibular premolar shows one or two functioning cusps.

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Crown Tilting

Mandibular canines tend to be less tilted, compared to maxillary incisors which are tilted lingually.

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Mandibular 2nd Premolar Forms

Two common forms: a two-cusp type (about 43%) and a three-cusp type (about 54%).

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Mandibular 2nd Premolar Size

Larger than the first premolar.

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Root Surface Convexity

The root surface can be convex or smooth, with or without grooves.

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Root Apex Shape

The tip of the root can be blunt or pointed depending on the tooth.

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Mandibular Premolar Root Outline

The root's outline is near straight cervically and tapers to a blunt apex.

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Root Grooves

Developmental grooves can be found on root surfaces.

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Crown Shape Trapezoid

The crown of the 4th or 5th type teeth is often described as trapezoid or square due to wider cervical third.

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Buccal Cusp Shape Difference

The buccal cusp of the two-cusp type is more rounded and longer, while the buccal cusp of the three-cusp type is shorter and less pointed.

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Study Notes

Image Descriptions

  • Images include various photographs of locations, transportation, architecture, and dental diagrams.
  • Some images display geographic locations, like Niagara Falls.
  • Other pictures show crowded trucks and cars with excessive cargo.
  • There's one image of a building under construction.
  • Images also display various dental structures and teeth.
  • Diagrams clearly depict a cross-section of teeth.

Dental Anatomy

  • The slides/images primarily deal with the anatomy of teeth, aspects of the crown, description of the root and other characteristics.
  • Diagrams show different views like facial, lingual, mesial, distal, and incisal of various teeth.
  • Different types of teeth like incisors, canines, and premolars are discussed.
  • Specific anatomical features discussed include mamelons, cervical ridges, contact points, and lingual fossae.
  • The development and chronology of permanent teeth are studied.
  • Images show various views of a single tooth
  • The size and shape of teeth differ depending on their category.
  • There are four maxillary and four mandibular incisors.
  • Central incisors are the largest and widest.
  • An abnormal space between central incisors is called a diastema.
  • Diagrams illustrate the different aspects and surface anatomy of teeth.
  • Slides/images present details about the geometric outline of different teeth.

Other Information

  • A few images display general travel or everyday aspects.
  • This section could potentially be about a presentation on tooth anatomy, possibly for students in a dental program.
  • There is a quote by Anatole France about accomplishing great things.
  • Some images could be travel snapshots, or visuals for a general presentation.

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