What term is used to describe dentition that contains both primary and permanent teeth?
Mixed
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The primary dentition period usually begins when the first tooth erupts at what age?
6 months
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What term is used to describe the process of a tooth becoming loose and falling out from the primary dentition?
Exfoliation
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Which of the following permanent teeth are *not* succedaneous?
Molars
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Which of the following is an alternate term used to describe the upper dental arch?
Maxillary arch
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How many teeth are in a mandibular permanent right quadrant?
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What is another term used to refer to incisors and canines?
Anterior teeth
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What term is used to describe the tooth surface that is closest to the lips?
Labial surface
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What term is used to describe the surface of a tooth that is used for grinding or chewing food?
Occlusal surface
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The tooth surface farthest from the midline is which surface?
Distal
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Dr. Wall has scheduled Ms. Brinker to repair the decayed mesial surface of an incisor. Which of the following is accurate?
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The repair involved a surface of an anterior tooth closest to the midline
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Dr. Jones has scheduled Ms. Smith to repair the decayed distal surface of a molar. Which of the following is accurate?
The repair involved a surface of a posterior tooth away from the midline
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Which of the following have the most teeth?
A quadrant
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Ms. Jamison called and stated that she “chipped the edge of her upper front tooth”. What is a better description of this injury using dental terminology?
She fractured the incisal edge of an anterior tooth
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The terms lingual and palatal can be used interchangeably for both the maxillary and mandibular teeth.