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| from the facial view The distal slope of the facial cusp is _____ than the mesial slope |
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From the lingual view of the mandibular first premolar:
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The facial triangular ridge is quite prominent
Both marginal ridges may be seen
The lingual cusp is mesial to center on the crown |
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| Which developmental groove is unique to the mandibular first premolar? |
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| Mesiolingual developmental groove |
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| From the proximal view of the mandibular first premolar, the facial cusp tip is: |
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| Centered over the crown faciolingually |
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From the lingual view of the mandibular first premolar:
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The two cusp tips are located mesial to center on the crown
A developmental groove may be evident on the crown and root
Much of the occlusal surface is visible |
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| From the occlusal view of the mandibular first premolar the: |
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| Facial cusp is much larger then the lingual cusp |
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| Which of the following anatomic features form the transverse ridge? |
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| Facial and lingual triangular ridges |
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| From a proximal view, the lingual height of contour is located: |
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| In the middle third of the crown |
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| 3 facts with regard to the proximal contacts from the occlusal view of the mandibular first premolar? |
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The distal contact area is broader faciolingually than the mesial contact area
The proximal contacts are in line with the facial cusp slopes.
A line through the proximal contacts would be centered faciolingually |
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