Lecture 8 Max Molars

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When do these teeth erupt?

first

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These teeth are ____-succedaneous.

non

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There are … or … each forming a cusp.

4, 5

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There are ____, ____, and _____ cusps.

major, minor, supplementary

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Second molars usually do not have _____ cusps are the minor cusps are very _____.

supplementary, small

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Describe the size of max. 1st molars related to their arch.

largest

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Give the amount of major, minor, and supplemental cusps for max. 1st.

3, 1, 1

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How many cusps are functional in max. 1st molar? Give the types.

4, 2 lingual, 2 buccal

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Where are lingual cusps located in relation to buccal cusps?

distal and lingual

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Give the size order of cusps on max. 1st molar.

mesiolingual, mesiobuccal, distobuccal, distolingual

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What divides the 2 buccal cusps in max. 1st molar?

buccal developmental groove

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What structure is at the end of the buccal developmental groove?

buccal pit

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What cusp may or may not be present on the lingual surface of max. 1st molar?

carabelli

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The _____ ______ separates the Carabelli from the mesiolingual cusp.

mesiolingual groove

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What separates the mesiolingual cusp from the distolingual cusp on the lingual aspect?

lingual groove (distolingual)

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What is an extension of the distal oblique groove?

lingual groove

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<p>Distal oblique groove + lingual developmental groove=</p>

Distal oblique groove + lingual developmental groove=

distolingual groove

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What is the lingual height of contour for max 1st molar?

center of middle

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What is the buccal height of contour for max 1st molar?

cervical

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What are the contact areas for max 1st molar?

middle

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On the distal aspect, the ____ marginal ridge is shorter.

distal

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What is the shape of the occlusal surface?

rhomboidal

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The lines connecting the three largest cusp tips form a ______.

triangle

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Is the max 1st molar wider mesially or distally? Lingually or buccally?

mesially, lingually

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This is the only tooth that is wider _____ than _____.

lingually, buccally

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Define oblique ridge.

union of 2 ridges diagonally (from ML cusp to DB cusp)

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Define transverse ridge.

when triangular ridge of ML cusp meets triangular ridge of MB cusp

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Give the order of the largest to smallest fossa in max. 1st molar.

central, distal, mesial

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Where is the central fossa located?

center of occlusal (mesial to oblique)

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Where is the distal fossa located?

distal to oblique ridge

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Where is the mesial fossa located?

within mesial marginal ridge

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Each of the 3 fossa have _____.

pits

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What are the 2 major grooves of max. 1st molar?

central, buccal

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<p>b+g=</p>

b+g=

central groove

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<p>Give a.</p>

Give a.

buccal groove

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<p>Give b.</p>

Give b.

mesial groove (of central groove)

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<p>Give c.</p>

Give c.

mesial marginal groove

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<p>Give d.</p>

Give d.

mesiolingual groove

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<p>Give e. </p>

Give e.

distal oblique groove ends

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<p>Give f.</p>

Give f.

distal marginal groove

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<p>Give g. </p>

Give g.

distal groove (of central groove)

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What are primary grooves that separate a marginal ridge from the triangular ridge of a cusp?

triangular groove

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<p>Give A.</p>

Give A.

m/b triangle groove

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<p>Give B.</p>

Give B.

m/l triangle groove

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<p>Give C.</p>

Give C.

d/b triangle groove

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<p>Give D.</p>

Give D.

d/l triangle groove

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How many roots do max molars have?

3

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Give the size order of the 3 roots.

lingual, mesiobuccal, distobuccal

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How many pulp horns do max. molars have?

4

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How long are the roots?

2x crown

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2nd molars crown ___ and ____ than the first molar

shorter, narrower

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As you move toward the posterior what happens to the

developmental characteristics of the molars?

less defined, rounder

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The oblique ridge is ____ prominent on the ___ molar, most likely not existent on the ____.

less, 2nd, 3rd

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There is usually no Cusp of ____ on 2nd, even less like on 3rd.

Carabelli

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Which cusp is less developed on 3rd? Might be non existent on 3rd.

distolingual

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The shape of the occlusal table on the 2nd molar is _____, the 3rd is more ____ shaped.

rhomboid, heart

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Which max molar is it very common to see fused roots?

3rd

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____ molars show more variation than 1st in crown and root, ____ molars show the most variation.

2nd, 3rd

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How many cusps and lobes do 2nd molars have?

2

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What is the most variable tooth in max arch?

3rd molar

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Which tooth is rarely well developed?

max. 3rd

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Which of the well developed cusps on the 1st & 2nd molars is frequently missing on the 3rd molar?

distolingual

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Roots tend to get shorter and less divided as you move ______ in the mouth

posterior