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| Mesioincisal angle is sharp (90 degrees) while the distoincisal angle is rounded |
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| Maxillary Central Incisor |
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| Labial surface is relatively flat, convexity confined to cervial third. |
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| Maxillary Central Incisor |
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| Marginal ridges and cingulum moderately pronounced |
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| Maxillary Central Incisor |
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| Cervical line curvature is more pronounced than any other tooth |
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| Maxillary Central Incisor |
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| Triangular in outline form, crown is wider mesiodistally than labiolingually. |
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| Maxillary Central Incisor |
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| Roughly cone-shaped roots, slightly longer than the crown, triangular cross section. |
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| Maxillary Central Incisor |
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| Rounded incisial ridge and rounded incisal angles mesially and distally, crown is small in all dimensions as compared to central incisor. Peg Lateral possible. |
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| Maxillary Lateral Incisor |
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| Lingual fossa is more concave and circumscribed than on maxillary central incisor, often deep developmental groove on distal side of cingulum, deep faults and pits are often found in deep portions of the grooves. |
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| Maxillary Lateral Incisor |
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| Mesiodistal width of crown is relatively narrow, labial profile is distinctly rounded, the outline is ovoid form. |
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| Maxillary Lateral Incisor |
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| Root usually has definite distal bend in apical third and is ovoid in cross section |
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| Maxillary Lateral Incisor |
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| Has pointed cusp instead of incisal edge, labial surface strongly convexed with labial ridge extending from cervical ridge to cervical line |
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| Distance from cusp tip to mesial contact area is shorter than distance to distal contact area, cusp tip lies mesial to long axis |
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| Only cusp tooth with functional lingual surface. |
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| Tooth is very wide at cervical third of both crown and root, cusp tip lies labial to long axis or crown. |
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| Labiolingual dimension is wider or same size as mesiodistally, incisal aspect of crown is asymmetric. |
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Longest and strongest root in the human dentition, depression along distal surface is deeper than on mesial surface
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| Mesial slope is long and straight, distal slope is short and curved, has 2 cusps with lingual cusp being shorter than labial. |
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| Central groove extends over mesial marginal ridge and forming a spillway and mesial developmental groove that runs along mesial surface and ends in large shallow concavity where the interradicular groove continues to bifurcated area, Bifurcation=1 lingual root, 1 buccal root. |
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| Occlusal Outline is Hexagonal. Buccolingual dimension is greater than mesiodistal. |
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| If there is single root there will be two pulp canals |
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| Smallest crown of maxillary premolars |
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Definition
| Second Maxillary Premolar |
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| Mesial slope of buccal cusp is less than distal slope, buccal cusp is generally same height as lingual. |
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| Maxillary Second Premolar |
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| Crown occlusal outline is ovoid |
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| Maxillary Second Premolar |
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| One root, usually longest of maxillary premolars, possibility of two roots, two root canals not uncommon. |
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| Maxillary Second Premolar |
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| 2 Buccal cusps, MB cusp and DB cusp, wider buccolingually than mesiodistally |
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| Has extra cusp that is non-functional mesiolingually, lingual root is longest, mesiolingual cusp is longest, distolingual cusp is spheroid and smooth |
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| Outline of crown is rhomboidal, occlusal table consists of Trigon and Talon, prominent oblique ridge from DB cusp to ML cusp. |
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| 3 roots, 4 canals, two MB, one lingual and one buccal |
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3 different types of crowns, roots tend to be closer together.
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| No fifth cusp, less rhomboidal overall and more heart shaped. |
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| 3 roots,mesiobuccal root tends to curve toward distal in apical 1/3. |
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| Has triangular or heart shaped occlusal outline |
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| Narrowest mesiodistal tooth of all incisors. Bilaterally symmetrical. Mesial & distal incisal angles are 90 degrees. Root is narrow and conical |
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| Mandibular Central Incisor |
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| Labiolingual is wider than Mesiodistal. Smallest tooth in the mouth. Occludes with only one opposing tooth. Triangular outline |
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| Mandibular Central Incisor |
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| Mesiodistal angle is sharp and distinct. Distoincisol angle is rounded & cervically situated. Lingual aspect is not symmetrical |
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| Mandibular Lateral Incisor |
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| Crown twisted slighlty distally on its root. Root is longer than central incisor. Outline is triangular |
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| Mandibular Lateral Incisor |
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| Cusp does not appear as pointed as the max. canine. Root is narrower mesiodistally than labiolingually. may have bifurcated roots, or 1 root w/ 2 canals. If two roots; one would be lingual & and one labial |
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| Crown form buccal is bilaterally asymmetrical. Buccal cusp is long and sharp. Lingual cusp is much lower than the buccal cusp |
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| Mandibular First Premolar |
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| Crown is ditinctly tilted lingually. Occlusal outline is diamond. Occlusal table is triangular in outline. One root w/ marked tapering toward the lingual and narrower mesiodistaly than the mandibular second premolar |
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| Mandibular First Premolar |
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| Crwon is bilaterally symmetrical. Mesiolingual cusp is larger than the distolingual. Larger crown than first premolar |
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| Mandibular Second Premolar |
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3 forms: H, Y, and U. Occlusal outline is square or round.
Single root |
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| Mandiular Second Premolar |
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2 Developmental grooves: Mesiobuccal & distobuccal.
3 fairly flat buccal cusps MB, DB, and distal. Distal cusp is shortest and rounded. Lingual cusps higher than buccal cusps. Crown is widest mesiodistally |
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| Roots are widley seprated and vertical. 5 cusps: 3 buccal & 2 Lingual. Distal cusp is shortest and rounded, 5th funct. cusp. Occlussal outline is Pentagonal. Bifurcated root: Mesial (2 canals) & Distal (1 canal) |
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| One developmental buccal grove. Crown is smaller than mandibular first molar. Two buccal cusps: MB & DB |
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| One developmental buccal grove. Crown is smaller than mandibular first molar. Two buccal cusps: MB & DB |
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| Crown is noticeably shorter occlusocervical. Occlusal outline is rctangular. 4 cusps: MB, ML, DB, and DL. 1/3 of teeth have undivided mesial root canal. |
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