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| When do primary teeth begin to be replaced by permanent teeth |
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| What is another word to describe primary teeth? |
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| Deciduous comes from the Latin word meaning? |
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| Name one of the of the common nicknames for primary teeth |
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Milk teeth
Baby teeth
Temporary teeth |
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| Which primary tooth remains in the mouth the longest? |
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| Which arch of primary teeth remain in the mouth longer than the other arch? |
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| Name one way primary teeth play an important role in the mouth? |
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By proper alignment
By spacing
By occlusion of secondary teeth |
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| Why are permanent molars called non-succedaneous teeth? |
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| Which permanent teeth replace the primary molars |
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| How many teeth are in the primary dentition |
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| Are there premolars in the primary dentition |
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| How many primary teeth are in the Maxillary arch |
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| How many primary incisors are in the mandibular arch |
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| How many primary molars are in the maxillary arch |
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| How many anterior teeth are in the maxillary arch |
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| Give the total # of primary molars in the mouth |
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| When is a primary tooth completely formed in the oral cavity |
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| Just a year after emergence into the oral cavity |
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| The increasing loss of ______ from ________ results in the eventual loosening of the primary tooth and it falls out of the jaw |
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| Root attachment from root resorbtion |
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| The primary teeth are _____ in color that permanent teeth |
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| Primary teeth are ______ in size than permanent |
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| Primary teeth have _______ __________ in respect to their roots? |
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| The crowns have a marked ______ at the cervix appearing as if they are being squeezed by a ____________ |
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| construction, rubber band |
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| Layers of enamel and ______ are thinner |
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| ___ ____ are proportionately larger than in permanent teeth |
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| deciduous teeth have more ____ shapes than the permanent teeth |
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| Because deciduous teeth have more consistent shapes than permanent teeth, they have fewer ______ |
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| The crowns on deciduous teeth appear ______, often having labial or buccal cingula. |
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| Primary teeth have mamelons? |
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| The cervical ridge on the facial surface is prominent and runs in which direction on primary anterior teeth? |
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| mesiodistally in the cervical 1/3 |
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| The primary root is what in length in proportion to the crown? |
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| The primary root is narrower in which direction? |
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| The primary roots of the anterior teeth bend in what direction |
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| The primary molar crowns have a narrow occlusal table in which direction |
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| The primary molars have what type of cusps |
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| It is easy to distinguish primary posterior teeth by right and left sides. How? |
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| The mescal cervical ridge is prominent |
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| Which primary molar is decidedly larger than the other molar? |
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| The primary root furcation is near what? |
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| There is little if any ____ _____ in primary molars. |
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| How are 2nd molar roots different from 1st primary molar roots? |
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| They are more widely spread apart |
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| At what age does the 1st deciduous tooth erupt |
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| Which deciduous tooth erupts into the mouth first |
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| mandibular central incisors |
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| when is the complete primary dentition formed in the mouth with no permanent teeth present? |
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| When does the 1st permanent molar erupt in the mouth? |
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| Which is the 1st permanent molar to erupt in the mouth |
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| At what age are the primary Maxillary canines lost? |
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| How many teeth are usually present in mixed dentition? |
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| Name one important function of sound primary teeth? |
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| Formulation of clear speech |
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| What causes dark spots or Turners Spots on a permanent developing tooth? |
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| An abcess caused by infection |
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| What is the eruption date for the primary Maxillary lateral incisor |
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| What is the eruption date for the primary Mandibular central incisor |
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| The primary lateral root appears bigger than the root of the central incisor. From the proximal view it bends lingually in its cervical 1/3 and labially in its apical 1/3. This is known as the ________ |
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| From the mesial/distal aspect the maxillary primary central incisors CEJ (cervical line) is more _______ positioned on the lingual side than on the labial side |
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| On the labial aspect of the maxillary canine, the mesial and distal surfaces are ______ |
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| On the labial aspect of the maxillary canine, the cervical line is ____ |
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| On the maxillary canine, from the lingual aspect, you will find on either side of the lingual ridge both a mesial and distal _____ |
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| Maxillary primary canine, on the distal aspect, the distal contact is more ____ located |
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| what is the crown length of a maxillary primary 1st molar |
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| what is the root length of a deciduous mandibular canine? |
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| are primary pulp cavities larger or smaller than permanent pulp cavities |
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| pulp chambers of primary molars have long, usually narrow pulp horns extending where? |
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| The larger deciduous pulp cavity is due to? |
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| the maxillary primary 2nd molar has how many roots? |
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| the mandibular primary 2nd molar has how many roots? |
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| which mandibular primary 2nd molar root is longer and wider? |
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| which primary maxillary 1st molar cusp is the second longest but sharpest cusp on the tooth |
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| which primary molar has an H pattern of grooves from the occlusal aspect? |
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| how many pits are found on the primary maxillary 1st molar from the occlusal aspect? |
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| name the 3 pits found on the primary maxillary 1st molar from the occlusal aspect |
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| on the primary 2nd molar, all of the cusp ridges and fossae correspond to those of the permanent 1st molar, but it has no cusp of carabelli |
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| mandibular primary 1st molars have how many cusps |
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| on primary mand 2nd molars, buccal aspect, the root is how much longer than the crown |
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| on the primary 1st mand molars, buccal aspect, the mesial contact area on the canine is located where? |
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| just like all permanent mandibular molars, primary mandibular teeth appear to lean in which direction |
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| on which primary mandibular molar, from proximal views, has a high marginal ridge that is crossed by a groove that extends 1/3 of the way down the mesial surface? |
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| primary mandibular 2nd molar |
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| the distal marginal ridge on the distal aspect of the mandibular 1st molars is shorter buccolingually. In what direction is the distal marginal ridge located so more occlusal surface is seen? |
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| from the lingual aspect, on primary mandibular 1st molars, the mesial marginal ridge is so well developed it resembles what? |
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| occlusal aspect, the occlusal anatomy on a primary mandibular 1st molar is what? This is a dentition trait |
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| Which cusp is the largest on the primary mandibular 2nd molar from the occlusal aspect? |
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| Name the tooth that corresponds with the letter E |
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| Maxillary right central incisor |
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| What letter corresponds to the mandibular left lateral incisor |
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| Name the tooth the corresponds with the letter T |
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| Mandibular right 2nd molar |
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| using the universal numbering system, for permanent and primary teeth, numbering starts on which side of the mouth and which arch? |
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| right side, maxillary arch |
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| microscopically, the enamel rods at the cervix slope ______, unlike in permanent teeth where these rods slope _______ |
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