Canines

max. canines universal

6 and 11

max. canines palmer

_ 3| and |3_

max. canine international

13, 23

max. canine synonym

cornerstone tooth

max. canine facial shape

pentagonal

whcih teeth are the longest in the mouth?

the maxillary canine

how many incisal edges do max. canines have

2, mesial is shorter than distal

facial lobe of max. canine

develops from a more advanced middle labial lobe

why don’t max. canines have mamelons

they have a cusp tip in line with the center of the root

how many lobes does the max. canine arise from

4

max. canine lingual view

• has a well developed lingual ride that divides the lingual fossa into two

• marginal ridges still present

max. canine cingulum

centered

which tooth has the largest cingulum

max. canine

mesial aspect of max. canine

greatest faciolingually than any other anterior tooth

facial ridge of max. canine

most prominent and allows for self cleansing

max. canine developmental depression

helps anchor the tooth into the bone

max. canine distal developmental depression

deeper than the mesial

max. canine incisal view

• cusp tip is buccal to crown center and slightly mesial

• prominent labial ridge means mesial is convex while distal is concave

max. canine roots

• taper to the distal

• conical and blunted

• longest root in the mouth

canine eminence

the positions and forms of the canines and their anchorage in the bone along with the bone ridge over the labial portions of the root

canine guidance

helps guide teeth into intercuspal position

max. canine root cross section

• wider faciolingually

• depressions on both sides, distal more prominent

• one root with one canal

• ovoid

max. canine contact point

• mesial: junction of middle and incisal third

• distal: center of the middle third

max. canine calcification

4-5 months

max. canine enamel completion

6-7 years

max. canine eruption

11-12 years

max. canine root completion

13-15 years

mand. canine universal

22, 27

mand. canine palmer notation

3] and [3

mand. canine international

33, 43

mand. canine cusp tip

less developed that the maxillary

mand. canine width

generally more narrow M-D than the maxillary

mand. canine mesial cusp ridge

shorter than distal and more horiontally sloped

which tooth has the longest crown?

mand. canine

mand. canine lingual view

same as maxillary but features were not as prominent

mand. canine cingulum

less developed and distal to the midline

mand. canine distal view

• c shaped from cusp to root

• largets root length in mandibular arch

mand. canine incisal view

• facial curved from cusp to root

• more of the facial view can be seen

mand. canine roots

• taper distally

• shorter than maxillary

• most likely anterior teeth to be bifurcated

mand. canine cross section of root

• wider faciolingually

• depression more distinct on distal

• can have up to 2 root canals

mand. canine contact points

• mesial: incisal third

• distal: junction of incisal and middle third

mand. canine calcification

4-5 months

mand. canine enamel completion

6-7 years

mand. canine erupion

9-10 years

mand. canine root completion

12-14 years