Unit 2: Dental Formulas (Cram)

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What are the two sets of teeth that develop in all domestic mammals?

  1. Deciduous teeth (also called primary/baby)
  2. Permanent teeth
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True or false: There are more permanent teeth than there were deciduous teeth

True. Not all permanent teeth had a deciduous tooth precursor

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<p>What is wrong with this patient?</p>

What is wrong with this patient?

Retained deciduous teeth. Normally there is never the same tooth, in the same place, at the same time. This patient will require extractions

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<p>Why is Tofu's tooth grey?</p>

Why is Tofu's tooth grey?

The permanent tooth pressed on the roots of the deciduous tooth when it erupted. This cut off its nutrition, turning it grey

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The teeth at the front of the mouth that are responsible for the prehension of food

Incisors (I)

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The fang–like at the front of the mouth distal to the incisors. They are responsible for the grabbing and tearing of food

Canines (C)

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The multi–cusped teeth just distal to the canines. Responsible for chewing the food

Premolars (P)

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The name given to the upper 4th premolar in dogs and cats

Carnassial

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The multi–cusped teeth distal to the premolars. Also used for the chewing of food

Molars (M)

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What are the two teeth numbering systems?

  1. Anatomical numering system
  2. Triadan numbering system
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What is the deciduous dental formula for dogs according to the anatomic numbering system?

2(Di3/3, Dc1/1, Dp3/3) = 28

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What is the permanent dental formula for dogs according to the anatomic numbering system?

2(I3/3, C1/1, P4/4, M2/3) = 42

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What is the deciduous dental formula for cats according to the anatomic numbering system?

2(Di3/3, Dc1/1, Dp3/2) = 26

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What is the permanent dental formula for cats according to the anatomic numbering system?

2(I3/3, C1/1, P3/2, M1/1) = 30

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What do the 4 quadrants indicate in the triadan system?

Remember: Work clockwise around a patient's head (imagining you're looking at the patient head on)

Quadrant 1– Upper right arcade
Quadrant 2 – Upper left arcade
Quadrant 3 – Lower left arcade
Quadrant 4 – Lower right arcade

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Fill in the blank: When using the triadan numbering system it is useful to remember that the dog and cat canine and molar are always indicated by ___ and ___.

4, 9

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Fill in the blank: By the time a puppy or kitten is ___ – ___ days old it should have all its deciduous teeth in

37 - 42

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True or false: Half of all jaw problems is because of malpositioned deciduous teeth

True. This is why it is important to look for malpositioned teeth on examinations of puppies and kittens

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At what age should most cats and dogs have all their permanent teeth in?

6 months

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Write how you would indicate the fourth upper right premolar according to the anatomical numbering system

P⁴

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Write how you would indicate the first lower left incisor according to the anatomical numbering system

₁I

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Write how you would indicate the upper left canine according to the anatomical numbering system

¹C

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Write how you would indicate the third lower right molar according to the anatomical numbering system

M₃