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| The primary tooth that has the most distinctly prominent facial cervical ridge is |
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| Which maxillary premolar has its lingual cusp more off set to the mesial |
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| Which primary tooth has the cusp of Carabelli? |
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| Mamelons that remain beyond the age of 10 generally indicate an |
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| Which teeth generally occlude with one opposing tooth? |
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Mandibular central incisors
Maxillary third molars |
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| The developmental groove between the df cusp and the dl cusp of the mandibular 1st molar is |
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| The teeth whose function is primarily biting |
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| The groove pattern for the mandibular first molar is considered... |
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| Y or Dryopethicus pattern |
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| Which canine has its contact located more incisally |
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| What forms the distal boundary of the central fossa for maxillary molars |
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| What is the transverse ridge a union of?... |
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| Facial and lingual triangular ridges |
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| When the facial and lingual triangular ridges meet, what is this called? |
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| Which anterior teeth are wider more mesio-distally than facio-lingually? |
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| What are the only maxillary teeth that are wider mesio-distally than facio-lingually? |
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| What posterior teeth are wider mesio-distally than facio-lingually? |
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| What are the only mandibular teeth that are wider mesio-distally than facio-lingually? |
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| Which tooth usually has 2 roots with 3 canals? |
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| Which tooth usually has two mesial canals |
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| What is the name for the side shift of the mandible? |
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| Which primary tooth exhibits an oblique ridge? |
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| Primary Maxillary 2nd molar |
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| Which primary tooth exhibits more cusps? Primary 1st or 2nd molar |
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| What is the occlusal outline of a mandibular first molar? |
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| What influences the lingual concavity of the maxillary anterior teeth? |
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| Side shift of the mandible |
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| What does the contact between a max central and lateral incisor make? |
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| lingual embrasure larger than the facial |
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| Which non-molar tooth most frequently has a mesial and distal pulp horn |
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| Which primary maxillary tooth has the most prominent cervical ridge? |
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| MF surface of the 1st molar |
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| Which non-molar tooth most frequently exhibits 3 roots? |
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| Which dentin is most highly mineralized? |
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| Which tooth has the potential of contacting both anterior and posterior teeth? |
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| On the occlusal outline, what are the acute angles? |
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| Mesiofacial and distolingual |
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| On the occlusal outline, what are the obtuse angles? |
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| Mesiolingual and distofacial |
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| What is the shape of the occlusal outline for the maxillary 1st molar? |
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| Which anterior tooth usualle exhibits a bifurcated root? |
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| What direction is the bifurcation of the mandibular canine root? |
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| What is the cross-sectional outline of the mandibular canine at the CEJ |
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| Ovoid but wider mesiodistally at the labial |
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| Which non-molar is least likely to have a bifurcated root? |
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| Maxillary central incisor |
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| On which premolar is the cusps size and position more identical |
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| Which maxillary tooth has the most pronounced developmental groove? |
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| Which premolar has one facial and two lingual cusps |
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| Y type mandibular premolar |
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| Which anterior tooth has the most prominent marginal ridges |
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| Maxillary lateral incisor |
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| Which anterior tooth has the most distinct and deepest lingual fossa of all anterior teeth |
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| Maxillary lateral incisor |
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| Which posterior tooth has the greatest cervico-occlusal crown height |
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| What does the oblique ridge connect? |
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| mesiolingual and distofacial cusps |
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| What is the occlusal outline of a mandibular 1st premolar |
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| What is the last primary tooth to erupt |
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| Where is the 4th canal usually located in a maxillary first molar |
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| What is the crown form of canines from the facial view |
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| When viewed from the occlusal what is the occlusal arrangement of teeth |
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| What primary tooth has a oblique and transverse ridge and DL groove? |
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| Besides the third molars, which teeth exhibit the most crown variation? |
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| Maxillary lateral incisors |
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| During mastication which tooth fibers are more helpful |
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| Largest root of the maxillary molar |
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| Smallest root of the maxillary molar |
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| What is contained in the pulp chamber of mature teeth |
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| Mandibular primate space is located where |
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Between canine and first molar
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| Where is the alveolar process thinnest in a healthy mouth |
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| Mandibular central incisors |
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| What does the crown of the mandibular second molars exhibit? |
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| mesial and lingual incline |
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| Which primary tooth resembles the permanent premolar |
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| What does the primary 1st molar resemble in the permanent dentition |
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| Which primary tooth has a root that resembles a typical permanent molar |
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| Anterior guidance plays the greatest role in discluding the posterior teeth in which mandibular movement |
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| What is the coronal outline of a mandibular 2nd premolar |
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| Which molar has the greatest mesial distal diameter |
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| Other than third molars, which teeth are most often congenitally missing |
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| Maxillary lateral incisor |
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| Which is wider mesio-distally, mandibular lateral or central incisor |
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| Which is wider mesio-distally, maxillary lateral or maxillary central incisors |
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| What is an easy way to distinguish the mandibular 1st and 2nd molar |
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Definition
| developmental grooves/ cusps |
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| Where is the facial cusp of maxillary 1st premolar offset to |
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| What is a common trait of maxillary premolars |
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| lingual cusps are off set to the mesial |
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| Where do pulp chambers join root canals in junction to the CEJ |
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| What is the usual eruption of primary teeth |
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| centrals, laterals, 1st molars, canines, 2nd molars |
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| Where would the second canal be located for a mandibular 1st premolar |
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| Where does the mesiolingual developmental groove on tooth #21 originate from |
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| Mesiolingual developmental groove on tooth #21 extends |
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| onto the proximal surface |
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| When physiologic rest position is established what muscle position are the muscles of mastication |
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| What part of anterior teeth calcify's first? |
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| Which maxillary molar has the shortest distolingual groove |
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| What are the principle muscles that retrude the mandible |
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| Posterior fibers of the temporalis |
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| What is excess calcified tissue formed at the root apex called |
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| Which root of first molars is largest at midroot cross section |
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| Which primary tooth exhibits a distal triangular fossa |
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| The maxillary lateral incisor is usually equal to or larger than the maxillary central in |
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| The geometric outline of anterior teeth when viewed from the proximal is |
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| Which cusp of maxillary molars is not part of the molar cusp triangle |
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| Caries stimulate the production of |
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| The largest of cusp of the mandibular first molar |
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| Cervical cross section of the root of the mandibular canine |
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Definition
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| What does the primary central incisor exhibit |
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| prominent cervical ridge both on the facial and lingual surfaces |
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| What is the prominent connective tissue for periodontal ligament fibers |
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| Which premolar has a uniquely prominent triangular ridge |
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| Which tooth frequently has both a separate mesial and distal pit |
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| What limits the extent of jaw opening |
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| What tooth is most likely forced into the maxillary sinus during an extraction |
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| What extrinsic muscle of the tongue causes the tongue to retract |
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| Which premolar is most likely to have a crescent-shaped central developmental groove |
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| What molar is most likely exhibits 3 cusps |
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| Mesiolingual groove is an identifying characteristic for the |
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| What muscles are primarily responsible for protrusive movement |
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| What are the lateral pterygoids responsible for? |
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| what is the height of the lingual cusp compared to the facial cusp of mandibular 1st premolar |
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| What is the first succedaneous tooth to erupt |
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| permanent mandibubular central incisor |
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| Which premolar has the same number of occlusal pits as the mandibular 1st molar |
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| Y type mandibular 2nd premolar |
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| What is the facial or lingual outline of canines |
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| The middle facial lobe of the maxillary canine includes the cusp tip |
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| How many lobes form anterior teeth? |
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| The number of lobes of posterior teeth coincide with what? |
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| The anterior-posterior curvature of the occlusal surfaces as seen in a facial view |
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| Where is the height of contour for all teeth facially? |
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| From the facial fiew of the crown of a primary canine, which slope is longer mesio-incisal or distoincisal |
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| The cusp tip of the primary canine is generally off set |
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| What is the cemental union of 2 fully formed teeth that were originally separate entities |
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| The cross sectional outline at the cervical is roughly triangular for the |
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Definition
| permanent maxillary 2nd molar |
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| How many synovial cavities does the TMJ contain? |
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| Which tooth has the smallest faciolingual crown dimension? |
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Definition
| primairy mandibular central incisor |
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| Which tooth has the most distinct transverse ridge |
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Definition
| Primary mandibular first molar |
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| From what aspect can more of the occlusal aspect be seen on the mandibular 1st premolar |
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| What is the result of normal enamel apposition? |
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| Which third are oblique periodontal ligament fibers most likely located |
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| Which tooth/teeth are most likeley to have concave areas on mesial and distal root surfaces |
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| Mandibular central and lateral incisors |
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| Which canine has the most prominent cingulum |
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| Which tooth has a continuous convex facial surface from incisal to apical end |
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| Where are accessory pulp canals found |
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| What is contained in accessory pulp canals |
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Definition
| nervous and vascular tissue |
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| Where is the shortest interdental papilla |
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Definition
| between mandibular 2nd premolar and first molar |
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| What is the function of the pulp |
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| form and supply nutrients to dentin and transmil sensory stimuli |
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| What muscle moves the disc of the TMJ |
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| Which primary tooth differs from permanent molars in that |
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| Which primary tooth differs most from its permanent tooth |
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| The cross section of the root of the mandibular canine |
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| percentage of dentin that is organic |
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| When is calcification of primary roots normaly completed |
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| How much of permant root formation is completed at the time the tooth erupts |
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| Which tooth has the greatest faciolingual diameter of the crown of all teeth |
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| Physiological rest is guided by what |
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| Centric relation is guided by what |
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| Which tooth has the longest root |
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| What determines working movement |
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| height of lingual cusps of mandibular 1st molars |
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| What premolar most frequently has a single central pit |
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| What do developmental grooves separate? |
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| Cusps from marginal ridges |
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Term
| Which to most often is in abnormal relation and contact with adjacent teeth |
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Definition
| Maxillary lateral incisor |
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| Physiological rest position is also known as |
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| Which primary tooth resembles a premolar |
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| Primary maxillary 1st molar |
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Term
| What is the most superior point of Posselt's enelope |
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| Maximum intercuspal point |
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| Tooth with the most distinct transverse ridge separating the mesial fossa |
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| The center of the oblique ridge on a maxillary 1st molar is at the same level with what |
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| Developmental abnormality characterized by the presence of fewer teeth than usual |
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| Which teeth have the sharpest demarcation between pulp chamber and canals |
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| Which premolar frequently has one pulp horn |
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| Where is the masticatory mucosa narrowest |
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| Where is the DEJ formed histologically? |
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| junction of the dental papilla and the inner enamel epithelium |
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| Of the 3 furcations of a maxillary 1st molar which is closest to the cervical line and which is the furthest? |
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Definition
Closest: Mesial
Furthest: Distal |
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| Which primary tooth does not look like any permanent tooth |
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Definition
| Primary 1st mandibular molar |
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| Primary first maxillary molar resembles a |
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| Why are Maxillary 3rd molars from an occlusal view more frequently heart shaped |
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Definition
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| Which marginal ridge is more occlusally placed on the mandibular 1st premolar |
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| Supernumerary teeth are more likely seen where? |
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Definition
| Centrals or as 4th molars |
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Term
| Maxillary primate space develops where in the primary dentition |
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Definition
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| Mandibular primate space develops in the primary dentition between the |
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| What is the main component of enamel |
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| What is the direction of primary enamel rods in the cervical third |
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| What is the direction of enamel rods in the cervical third of permanent teeth |
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| Physiologic rest position occurs when mastication muscles are in |
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