DMF- Pedia Part 2 (Nolla's until teeth developmental lobes)

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Nolla's stage of tooth development and give their description (11)

- Stage 0: absense of crypt

- Stage 1: presence of crypt

- Stage 2: initial calcification

- Stage 3: 1/3 of crown completed

- Stage 4: 2/3 of crown completed

- Stage 5: crown almost completed

- Stage 6: crown completed; root formation begins

- Stage 7: 1/3 of root completed

- Stage 8: 2/3 of root completed

- Stage 9: root almost completed;open apex

- Stage 10: root completed; closed apex

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Board Question: What happens when there is early extraction of deciduous teeth?

Delayed eruption of permanent teeth

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Board Question: At what Nolla's stage does eruption start?

Stage 6

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Board Question: At what Nolla's stage is the tooth clinically evident

Stage 8

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The only anterior teeth that have a greater width than height

Primary max CI

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Board Question: Which primary molar crown most resembles the crown of a permanent 1st PM

Primary Max Right 1st Molar

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Board Question: Primary mandibular 2nd molar resembles what permanent tooth

Permanent Mandibular 1st molar

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Board Question: Primary max 2nd molar resembles what permanent tooth

Max 1st molar

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Board Question: Peg shape laterals arrise from how many lobes?

2 lobes

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Board Question: What is the rule of 4 for incisors

- Loss of incisors before age 4, eruption is delayed. Loss of incisors after age of 4, eruption is hastened

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Board Question: What is the Rule of 7 for primary molars

- Loss of primary molars before age 7, delayed eruption. Loss or primary molars after age 7, hastened eruption

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What primary tooth doesnt resemble any other teeth

Primary mandibular 1st molar

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Primary mandibular 1st premolar is the tooth with the most prominent mesiobuccal cervical ridge giving it a __ appearance

Pot belly appearance

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Primary Mandibular 1st molar has __ and __ distal surface and __ and __ mesial surface

Distal: Rounded and short

Mesiak: flat and long

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Board Question: Only anterior teeth that have greater width than height?

Primary max CI

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Board Question: Largeest primary CI

Mand 2nd molar

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Board Question: largest permanent tooth

Max 1st molar

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Board Question: smallest primary tooth?

Mand lateral incisor

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Board Question: smallest permanent tooth?

Mand CI

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Board Question: largest PM?

Max 1st PM

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Board Question: What do we call the 5th cusp of Max 1st Molar

Cusp of Carabelli

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Board Question: What morphological pecularity can a dentist recognize with deciduous molars?

Bell shaped crowns

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Board Question: __ lesion is more common in primary teeth

Bifurcation lesion

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Board Question: __ lesion is more common in permanent teeth

Periapical

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Board Question: Mamelons seen in adults are due to what malocclusion?

Anterior Open Bite

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Board Question: Last primary tooth to be replaced? At what age?

Max canines

11-12 years old

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Board Question: 1st primary tooth to erupt

Mandibular 1st molars

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Board Question: 1st succedaneous tooth to erupt

Mandibular CI

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Permanent teeth that replace primary teeth

succedaneous teeth

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Succedaneous teeth? (5)

CI

LI

Canines

1st PM

2nd PM

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Non-succedaneous teeth (3)

1st, 2nd and 3rd permanent molars

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Permanent or Primary Teeth: Whiter crowns

Primary

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Permanent or Primary Teeth: Shallow anatomy

Primary

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Permanent or Primary Teeth: Enamel rods in gingival 3rd slope gingivally

Permanent

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Permanent or Primary Teeth: Exaggerated buccal and linguak cervical ridges

Primary

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Permanent or Primary Teeth: Longer, slender abd divergent roots with little or no trunk

Primary

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Primary teeth have __ pulp cavities and __ pulp horns

Larger

Pointed

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Permanent or Primary Teeth: Increase # of accessory canals in the pulpal floor

Primary

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Primary teeth have uniform enamel thickness of __ mm occlusally

1 mm

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All anterior teeth have how many lobes?

4 lobes

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2nd molars have how many lobes

4 lobes

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First molars have how many lobes

5 lobes

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All premolars have 4 lobes, except __ that have __ lobes

Mandibular 2nd PM

5 lobes

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Lobes in Anterior Teeth are presented as __ and __ which are separated by __

Mamelons and Cingulum

Developmental depression

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Lobes in Posterior Teeth are presented as __ which are separated by __

Cusps

Developmental grooves

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Primary center of ossification of the tooth

Lobes

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The __ cusp ridge of primary canines is longer than __ cusp ridge

Mesial

Distal

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The __ cusp ridge of permanent canines is shorter than __ cusp ridge

Mesial

Distal

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Primary canines have developed cusps and crown appears __ and __

Wide

Sharp