LESSON 2 DENTITION FINAL EXAM

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ONE

teeth first erupted are replaced by _____ stronger, second set of teeth

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incisors

Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to

<p>Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to</p>
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canine

Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to

<p>Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to</p>
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premolar

Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to

<p>Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to</p>
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molar

Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to

<p>Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to</p>
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premolar

Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to

<p>Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to</p>
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molar

Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to

<p>Identify the general type of tooth the arrow is pointing to</p>
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incisors

What type of teeth are found in the incisive bone

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canines

premolars

molars

What type of teeth are found in the maxillary bone?

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premolars and molars

The term "cheek teeth" refers to which teeth?

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incisors

Identify the type of teeth shaded.

<p>Identify the type of teeth shaded.</p>
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premolars

Identify the type of teeth shaded.

<p>Identify the type of teeth shaded.</p>
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canines

Identify the type of teeth shaded.

<p>Identify the type of teeth shaded.</p>
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molars

Identify the type of teeth shaded.

<p>Identify the type of teeth shaded.</p>
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premolar

Identify the type of tooth indicated by the arrow.

<p>Identify the type of tooth indicated by the arrow.</p>
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molar

Identify the type of tooth indicated by the arrow.

<p>Identify the type of tooth indicated by the arrow.</p>
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vestibular

buccal

facial

Identify the tooth surface the red line being pointed to by an arrow represents. There are three terms used for this surface. Supply all three.

<p>Identify the tooth surface the red line being pointed to by an arrow represents. There are three terms used for this surface. Supply all three.</p>
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lingual

Identify the tooth surface the red line being pointed to by an arrow represents.

<p>Identify the tooth surface the red line being pointed to by an arrow represents.</p>
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mesial

On the first molar, identify the surface the red line being pointed to by an arrow represents.

<p>On the first molar, identify the surface the red line being pointed to by an arrow represents.</p>
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distal

On the first molar, identify the surface the red line being pointed to by an arrow represents.

<p>On the first molar, identify the surface the red line being pointed to by an arrow represents.</p>
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masticatory or occlusal

The "working surface" of the tooth is referred to as the _____________ surface

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contact surfaces

When the DISTAL and MESIAL surfaces come into contact they are referred to as ______________

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ZERO

How many teeth does the newborn pup have?

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TWENTY EIGHT

Normal TOTAL number of temporary teeth in the dog

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FOURTY TWO

Normal TOTAL number of permanent teeth in the dog

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I3-C1-P4-M2 / I3-C1-P4-M3 = 42

What is the dog formula for permanent dentition?

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SIX

Total number of permanent incisors, upper arch, dog

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EIGHT

Total number of permanent premolars, upper arch, dog

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FOUR

Total number of permanent molars, upper arch, dog

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EIGHT

Total number of permanent premolars, lower arch, dog

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SIX

Total number of permanent molars, lower arch, dog

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SIX

Total number of permanent incisors, lower arch, dog

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I3-C1-P3 / I3-C1-P3 = 28

What is the dog formula for temporary dentition?

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molar

What type of teeth are lacking in the milk set?

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crown

Identify the part of the tooth encircled.

<p>Identify the part of the tooth encircled.</p>
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root

Identify the part of the tooth outlined.

<p>Identify the part of the tooth outlined.</p>
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neck

The red-hashed line represents what general part of the tooth?

<p>The red-hashed line represents what general part of the tooth?</p>
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enamel

What compound covers the external part of the tooth outlined?

<p>What compound covers the external part of the tooth outlined?</p>
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cement

What compound covers the external part of the tooth outlined?

<p>What compound covers the external part of the tooth outlined?</p>
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sockets

Term for the bony "openings" in the mandible and skull that the roots fit into

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PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT

Term for the specialized structure that fastens the root of the tooth into its SOCKET.

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dentin

The arrows are pointing to what substance that makes up the bulk of the internal tooth, deep to the enamel and cement?

<p>The arrows are pointing to what substance that makes up the bulk of the internal tooth, deep to the enamel and cement?</p>
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dental cavity

pulp

The arrow is pointing to what "space" found within the tooth? Also, what is the term for the "substance" found within this space?

<p>The arrow is pointing to what "space" found within the tooth? Also, what is the term for the "substance" found within this space?</p>
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vessels

nerves

lymphatics

What important "structures" are found in the pulp?

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palatal

The arrow is pointing to what tooth surface?

<p>The arrow is pointing to what tooth surface?</p>
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Premolars

Molars

Multiple roots

What type of teeth are the most difficult to extract? Why?