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What is the typical age range for the eruption of a maxillary central permanent incisor?
What is the typical age range for the eruption of a maxillary central permanent incisor?
- 10-12 years
- 3-4 years
- 4-5 years
- 7-8 years (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic feature of a maxillary central permanent incisor?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic feature of a maxillary central permanent incisor?
- Rounded disto-incisal angle
- Sharp mesio-incisal angle
- Four cusps (correct)
- Single root
What is the Palmer notation for the maxillary right central incisor?
What is the Palmer notation for the maxillary right central incisor?
- UR1 (correct)
- LR1
- LL1
- UL1
When does the root completion of a maxillary central permanent incisor typically occur?
When does the root completion of a maxillary central permanent incisor typically occur?
According to the provided information, what website is recommended for further study of tooth morphology?
According to the provided information, what website is recommended for further study of tooth morphology?
What is the typical number of roots found on a mandibular second premolar?
What is the typical number of roots found on a mandibular second premolar?
Which tooth type has a chronology of the initial calcification starting at 14-16 years?
Which tooth type has a chronology of the initial calcification starting at 14-16 years?
Which tooth has a notation of LR6/LL6 in the Palmer system?
Which tooth has a notation of LR6/LL6 in the Palmer system?
What is the typical number of cusps found on a maxillary second permanent molar?
What is the typical number of cusps found on a maxillary second permanent molar?
In terms of tooth morphology, which of these teeth is NOT typically classified as having 3 roots?
In terms of tooth morphology, which of these teeth is NOT typically classified as having 3 roots?
What is the FDI notation for the mandibular second primary molar?
What is the FDI notation for the mandibular second primary molar?
Identify the tooth with a chronology of initial calcification before birth.
Identify the tooth with a chronology of initial calcification before birth.
Which of the following teeth is NOT typically characterized as having a single root?
Which of the following teeth is NOT typically characterized as having a single root?
What is the defining feature of the maxillary lateral permanent incisor?
What is the defining feature of the maxillary lateral permanent incisor?
How many pulp horns does the maxillary lateral permanent incisor possess?
How many pulp horns does the maxillary lateral permanent incisor possess?
What is the typical inclination of the crown in the maxillary lateral permanent incisor?
What is the typical inclination of the crown in the maxillary lateral permanent incisor?
What is a common variation observed in the maxillary lateral permanent incisor?
What is a common variation observed in the maxillary lateral permanent incisor?
What is the typical number of roots for the maxillary lateral permanent incisor?
What is the typical number of roots for the maxillary lateral permanent incisor?
What is a distinguishing feature of the maxillary first permanent molar?
What is a distinguishing feature of the maxillary first permanent molar?
At what age does the maxillary canine typically erupt?
At what age does the maxillary canine typically erupt?
What is the approximate chronology for the completion of the root of a maxillary first premolar?
What is the approximate chronology for the completion of the root of a maxillary first premolar?
Flashcards
Permanent Dentition
Permanent Dentition
The set of 32 permanent teeth that replace primary teeth.
Maxillary Central Incisor
Maxillary Central Incisor
The upper front tooth; important for cutting food.
Tooth Chronology
Tooth Chronology
The timeline for tooth development stages: calcification, completion, eruption, and root completion.
Dental Notation
Dental Notation
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Identifying Features of Teeth
Identifying Features of Teeth
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Number of cusps for maxillary second molar
Number of cusps for maxillary second molar
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Number of roots for maxillary second molar
Number of roots for maxillary second molar
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Chronology for mandibular permanent central incisor
Chronology for mandibular permanent central incisor
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Identifying features of mandibular permanent central incisor
Identifying features of mandibular permanent central incisor
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Mandibular first premolar characteristics
Mandibular first premolar characteristics
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Mandibular second primary molar notation
Mandibular second primary molar notation
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Eruption chronology for mandibular primary canine
Eruption chronology for mandibular primary canine
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Identifying features of mandibular second premolar
Identifying features of mandibular second premolar
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Maxillary Lateral Incisor
Maxillary Lateral Incisor
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Cingulum
Cingulum
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Number of Cusps - Maxillary Lateral Incisor
Number of Cusps - Maxillary Lateral Incisor
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Pulp Horns - Maxillary Lateral Incisor
Pulp Horns - Maxillary Lateral Incisor
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Maxillary Permanent Canine
Maxillary Permanent Canine
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Maxillary First Premolar
Maxillary First Premolar
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Maxillary Second Premolar
Maxillary Second Premolar
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Maxillary First Permanent Molar
Maxillary First Permanent Molar
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Study Notes
Tooth Morphology - Permanent Dentition
- General information: This handbook is a guide for understanding permanent teeth. Use it with classroom sessions on permanent dentition.
Tooth Morphology - Maxillary (Upper) Teeth
- Maxillary Central Incisor:
- Chronology: Initial calcification (3-4 months after birth), Crown completion (4-5 years), Eruption (7-8 years), Root completion (10 years). Palmer notation: UR1, FDI: 11,21.
- Identifying Features: Rounded disto-incisal angle, sharp mesio-incisal angle. Large crown, wide anterior tooth, smooth convex surface labially, defined marginal ridges on palatal aspect with pronounced cingulum, crown inclined palatally. Tapered single root slightly inclined distally. 0 cusps, 2 pulp horns, 1 root. Variations include malformed macrodent; enlarged marginal ridges palatally; shovel-like appearance; potentially found more often in certain ethnicities with cingulum elongated toward incisive edge.
- Maxillary Lateral Incisor:
- Chronology: (Data missing)
- Identifying Features: (Data missing)
- Maxillary Canine:
- Chronology: (Data missing)
- Identifying Features: (Data missing)
- Maxillary First Premolar:
- Chronology: Initial calcification (11-12 years) and other missing data.
- Identifying Features: (Data missing)
- Maxillary Second Premolar:
- Chronology: Initial calcification (14-24 years) and other missing data.
- Identifying Features: (Data missing)
- Maxillary First Molar:
- Chronology: Initial calcification (11-12 years) and other missing data.
- Identifying Features: Cusp of 2 present on mesio-palatal aspect. Very similar to primary molar morphology. 4 cusps. (Missing pulp horns and root data). Missing variation data.
- Maxillary Second Molar:
- Chronology: Initial calcification (14-16 years) and other missing data.
- Identifying Features: (Missing number of cusps, pulp horns, and roots). Missing variation data.
Tooth Morphology - Mandibular (Lower) Teeth
- Information for mandibular teeth follows a similar format as the maxillary teeth, listing chronology and identifying features for each tooth type. Data is missing for most teeth.
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