Dental Science Quiz 2

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Crown shape of maxillary central?

Fan‑shaped.

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Incisal angles of maxillary central?

Mesial squared, distal rounded.

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Root length of central maxillary central inc. compared to other maxillary teeth?

Relatively short.

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Which tooth is the widest in the mouth?

Maxillary central incisor.

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Which tooth varies most in form (besides 3rd molars)?

Maxillary lateral incisor.

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Common congenital issue with maxillary laterals?

Frequently missing; malformed (clefting).

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root charcterstic of maxillary lateral incissors

Single root, may curve distally.

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Incisal angles of Maxillary Lateral Incisors

Mesial sharp, distal rounded.

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Common esthetic Issue with Maxillary Lateral Incisors

Diastemas

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Smallest teeth in permanent dentition?

Mandibular centrals.

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Most symmetrical teeth?

Mandibular centrals.

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Can you easily tell left vs right of Mandibular Central Incicors?

NO- nearly impossible

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How do mandibular laterals compare to centrals?

Slightly larger with longer roots.

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Incisal angles of Mandibular Lateral Incors

Mesial sharp, distal rounded.

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Distal root surface of Mandibular Lateral Incors

Concave

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Which canine has a sharper cusp tip?

Maxillary canine.

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Which canine is commonly impacted?

Maxillary canine.

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Which canines erupt first?

Mandibular canines.

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Lingual surface differences of Mandibular Canine

Mandibular = smoother, less developed cingulum & ridges.

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What is a pit?

Pinpoint depression where grooves meet.

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Direction of central groove

Mesial → distal.

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Which premolar has two roots?

Maxillary first premolar.

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crown shape of maxillary first premolar

Pentagon.

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Central groove length of Maxillary Second Premolar

short

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Occlusal appearance of maxillary second premolar

More supplemental grooves → “wrinkled.”

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Lingual cusp function of Mandibular 1st premolar

Small, non‑functional.

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Buccal cusp of Mandibular 1st premolar

Long, pointed.

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Mesial vs distal outline of Mandibular 1st premolar

Mesial concave; distal rounded.

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Mandibular Second Premolar Central groove shape?

V‑shaped.

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Mandibular Second Premolar Lingual cusp size?

Nearly equal to buccal.

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Name three anomalies.

Enamel pearl, taurodontia, dilaceration.

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Key identifier of maxillary first molar?

A: Oblique ridge.

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Root spread of Maxillary Molars

Widely spread, especially palatal.

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Extra cusp possibility?

Cusp of Carabelli.

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second premolar root spread

Less spread; may appear fused near apex.

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third molar root pattern

Often fused; irregular.

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crown shape of third molar

heart

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Mandibular molars has ____ roots

2

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tallest cusps of Mandibular Molars

mesial-lingual

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Mandibular Molars first molar groove shape

y-pattern

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number of cusps in Mandibular Molars second molar


3-buccal

2-lingual

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Mandibular Molars second molar groove pattern

plus sign

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occlusal shape of second molar Mandibular Molars

rectangular

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third molar Mandibular Molars occlusal appearance

wrinkled