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why are tooth surfaces important
dental treatment, charting, billing
buccal surface
Tooth surface closest to the inner cheek (posterior teeth)
facial surface
tooth surface closest to the face (all teeth)
distal surface
surface of a tooth away from the midline
Incisal surface
Chewing surface of anterior teeth (incisors and canines)
Interproximal space
Space between adjacent tooth surfaces
lingual surface
surface of teeth closest to the tongue
mesial surface
Surface of the tooth toward the midline
occlusal surface
the chewing surface of posterior teeth (pre molars and molars)
proximal surfaces
The surfaces next to each other when teeth are adjacent in the arch (distal surface of one tooth and mesial surface of another)
5 surfaces on each tooth
1. facial/buccal 2. lingual 3. incisal/occlusal 4. mesial 5. distal
labial surface
Facial surface closest to the lips