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Dental Terms (last part of chap.1)

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Term
Definition
Apical   Toward the tip of the root of a tooth  
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Buccal   Surface of a tooth facing the cheeks  
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Canine tooth   The teeth located just lateral to the incisor teeth  
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Coronal   Toward the crown of a tooth  
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Crown   The exposed part of a tooth above the gum line  
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Dental arch   The complete arched arrangement of upper teeth or lower teeth. Also known as dental arcade  
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Distal   For canine, premolar and molar teeth, the surface or edge facing toward the caudal end of the mouth. For the incisor teeth, the surface or edge farthest from the center (midline)  
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Furcation   The area where the roots of a multirooted tooth join the crown  
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Incisal Edge   The cutting edge of a sharp tooth's crown  
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Incisor tooth   The most rostral group of teeth  
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Interproximal space   Space overseen adjacent teeth  
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Interproximal surface   Surface of a tooth that faces an adjacent tooth  
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Labial   Surface of a tooth facing the lips  
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Lingual   Surface of a lower tooth facing the lips  
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Mesial   For canine, premolar, and molar teeth the surface or edge facing toward the rostral end of the mouth. For the incisor teeth, the surface or edge facing toward the center (midline)  
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Molar tooth   The caudal cheek teeth  
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Occlusal surface   The flat grinding surface of molar teeth  
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Palatal   Surface of an upper tooth facing the hard palate  
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Premolar tooth   The rostral cheek teeth  
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Quadrant   The right or left half of each dental arch  
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Root   The hidden part of a tooth below the gum line  
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