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On permanent MX central and lateral incisors, which junction of the proximal surface with the incisal edge forms a right/sharp angle? mesioincisal
Which (extracted) incisors are the most difficult to identify as right or left? Mandibular centrals
Permanent MX and MD canines often have a deeper depression on the _____________ surface of the root. distal
The smallest tooth in the permanent dentition is the: mandibular central incisor
When incisors first erupt the incisal ridge has mamelons
The longest, most stable tooth in the mouth is the: maxillary canine
The mesial surface of the crown is in line (even) with the mesial surface of the root on which of the following permanent teeth? mandibular canine
Which of the following are the eruption dates for the permanent maxillary central incisor? 7-8 years
Which of the following are the eruption dates for the permanent mandibular central incisor? 6-7
The MD central and lateral incisors have vertical depressions on both the mesial and distal surface. The depression on the distal surface is deeper than the one on the mesial. TRUE
Which of the following are the eruption dates for the maxillary second premolars? 10-12 yrs
Which of the following are the eruption dates for the mandibular first premolars? 10-12
Which of the following are the eruption dates for the mandibular second premolars? 11-12
When a mandibular second molar has three cusps, the names of these cusps are: buccal, mesiolingual, distolingual
Which premolar has buccal and lingual cusps that are almost the same height? Maxillary second
Which selection best describes the roots of the maxillary first premolar? Two roots, one buccal and one lingual
The buccal cusp of a maxillary first premolar is longer than the buccal cusp of the second premolar. True
The maxillary first premolar has a canine fossa. false
Mandibular second molars often have two canals in each root. False
A Cusp of Carabelli would be located on a maxillary first molar on the: mesiolingual cusp
The permanent mandibular first molar usually has two root canals in the mesial root, one in the distal
The mandibular molars are aligned in the alveolar bone in such a way that their crowns are: tilted toward the distal and lingual
class traits of all molars largest and strongest teeth in the mouth because of bulky crown size/root anchorage, three to five cusps will range from major cusps, minor cusps, and supplementary cusps. The maxillary molars have three roots, and the mandibular roots have two roots.
Which of the following are the first permanent teeth to erupt? Mandibular first molars
Maxillary and mandibular first molars have a fifth or supplemental cusp. This additional cusp, the cusp of Carabelli, is located on the mesiolingual cusp tip. The first statement is true; the second statement is false.
The roots of a maxillary molar are positioned mesiobuccal, distobuccal, lingual
The largest and highest cusp on any maxillary molar is: mesiolongual
Maxillary molars are non-succedaneous teeth. true
Pulpal tissue cannot expand because the pulp is encased in hard dentinal tissue that makes expansion virtually impossible. true
Teeth that erupt between 16 and 22 months of age are the deciduous canines
When a tooth has no antagonist in the opposing arch, the tooth can over-erupt,develop periodontal disease,develop dental caries,develop occlusal trauma
Deciduous roots are resorbed, they exfoliate, and permanent teeth erupt in their place. True
The spaces that occur between deciduous canines, first molars, and second molars are: Leeway spaces
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