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anatomic crown
the area above the CMJ (cementoenamel junction)
clinical crown
any part of the tooth visible in the mouth. crown lengthening procedures increse this.
coronal
towards the crown
anatomical root
the part of the tooth covered by cementum below the CEJ
clinical root
part of the root that is covered by the gingiva that you cant see
apex
end of the root
periapex
around the end of the tooth
foramen
opening at the apex where nerves and blood vessles enter
apical
towards the end of the tooth
furcation
area of a mutiroot tooth where roots divide
root trunk
protion of the tooth from the CEJ to the furcation
periodontium
means around the tooth and includes the cementum, alveolar bone, gingiva, and
periodontal fibers that surround the tooth
incisor function
bite and cut food
canines (cuspids) function
pierce or tear food
premolars(bicuspids) function
assist molars in grinding food and assist cainines to pierce and tear food
molars function
grind food