Dental Anatomy M2
Dental Anatomy M2
Complete adult dentition
32 teeth total - 8 incisors, 4 canines, 8 premolars, and 12 molars
Anterior teeth
8 incisors + 4 canines = 12 teeth have labial, lingual, mesial, and
distal surfaces
Posterior teeth
8 premolars + 12 molars = 20 teeth have buccal, lingual, mesial, and
distal surfaces
____ teeth have facial, lingual, mesial, and distal surfaces
all
facial or labial surface is the surface that faces the lips
anterior teeth
facial or buccal surface is the surface that faces the cheeks
posterior teeth
______ (incisors & canines) have an incisal edge
anterior teeth
____ (premolars & molars) have an occlusal surface
posterior teeth
When viewed from the proximal, ___ ____ ___ (widest area) on the facial surface of all teeth is in the cervical third (closest to the gumline)
height of contour
____ are made from 3 labial/facial lobes and 1 lingual lobe (forms
the cingulum)
anterior teeth
_____ premolars are made from 3 buccal/facial lobes and 1 lingual lobe for each
lingual cusp; molars are formed from 1 lobe for each cusp
posterior teeth
rounded protuberances on the incisal surface of newly erupted teeth (lobes)
mamelons
forms the mesial and distal borders on the lingual surface posterior teeth
- forms the mesial and distal borders on the occlusal surface
marginal ridges
____ runs from the cusp tip toward the center of the occlusal surface of the tooth
triangular ridge
___ formed by two triangular ridges (like a skateboard ramp)
transverse ridge
only found on maxillary molars
oblique ridge
what is unique about manibular central incisors?
Its crown is almost symmetrical.
All have a mesial contact that is more toward the incisal edge and a distal contact that is more cervical (toward the CEJ) EXCEPT the
mandibular central incisor
_____ ____ ____ has the lowest crown to root ratio
maxillary central incisor
From the proximal view, the facial height of contour (widest area) of ALL teeth is in the ____ ____
cervical third
The tooth with the shortest crown to root ratio (root and crown closest to the same length) is the
maxillary central incisor
Anterior teeth have an _____ ____ and posterior teeth have an _____ _____.
incisal edge and occlusal surface
NIQUE: deep, shovel shaped lingual fossa with pit, most likely to
be peg-shaped and have a deep root groove on the lingual side of the root
maxillary lateral incisors
___ ____ have more prominent lingual anatomy - deeper and wider fossa, marginal ridges
maxillary incisors
taper toward apex (cone shaped), longer than crown, tilt toward the distal
incisor roots
labial/facial shape rectangular; proximal shape triangular
incisor crown shape
curves more on the mesial than on the distal
CEJ
most symmetrical tooth
Mandibular central incisors
LARGER than the mandibular central incisor
mandibular lateral incisor
maxillary 2nd premolar eruption years
approx 10 years
how many lobes do canines develop from
4
what age does the permmanent maxillar canine erupt
approx. 11-12 years
true or false
permmanent mandibular cannines erupt at approx 9-10 years
true
what shape is the canine crown when viewed from the proximal view
triangular (wedge)
which characteristics can be used to distinguish the mandibular canine from the maxillary canine
a mandibular canine has a less prominent cingulum, mesial side of a mandibular canine crown and root is relatively straight, the maxillary cusp tip is sharper then the mandibular cusp tip (all of the above)
which canine has a sharper cusp tip
maxillary canine
when viewed from the facial, the maxillary canine crown shape is
pentagon
on a mandibular canine, which ridge is nearly horizontal
mesial cusp ridge
which canine is the longest tooth in the mouth
maxillary canine
true or false canine teeth are larger mesiodistally than they are labiolingually
false
which cusp ridge is longer on a mandibular canine
distal cusp ridge
when viewed from the labial/facial what is the geometric shape of a canine crown
pentagon
true or false
the maxillary canine has a prominent lingual ridge from the cusp tip to the cingulum
true
true or false
the prominent lingual ridge on the mandibular canine divides the lingual into two shallow fossae
false
like all teeth, the facial height of contour on a canine tooth is the ___ third
cervical
on occasion, which canine root can be divided into labial and lingual roots?
mandibular canine
true or false
the distal side of a mandibular canine crown and root is relatively straight
false
true or false
a mandibular canine has less prominent cingulum
true
a transverse ridge is made up of
two triangular ridges
which premolar can have a U, Y, or H groove pattern
mandiular 2nd pre-molar
maxillary first premolar eruption years
10-11
how many developmental lobes are in a maxillary first premolar
4- 3 buccal and 1 lingual
true or false
maxillary premolars look more alike than mandibular premolars
true
which tooth is this
maxillary right 1st premolar
which premolar is typically bifurcated
maxillary first premolar
true or false
mandibular 2nd premolar is smaller than the mandibular 1st premolar
false
what is shown in the diagram (line on it)
central groove
What teeth do premolars replace?
primary molars
what are the two root branches of the maxillary 1st premolars
buccal and lingual
what part of the mandibular first premolar is referred to as nonfunctioning
lingual cusp
a Y-shaped occlusal groove pattern is characteristic of a
mandibular second premolar - three cusp type
how many cusps foes mandibular 2nd premolars have
2-3
what is a clinical significance for maxillary 1st premolars
mesial root concavity- must watch for periodontitis
a rule for mandibular first premolars
lingual cusps are quite smaller than buccal cusp
what tooth is the only tooth to have mesial cusp slope longer than distal
maxillary 1st premolar
true or false
premolars have smaller crowns than anterior teeth
true
a lingual groove extending from the central pit seperating the two lingual cusps is on which tooth
mandibular second premolar (3 cusp type)
what is a transverse ridge
two triangular ridges put together
supplemental groove extend from the
central groove
if a mandibular second premolar has three cusps what are they called
mesiolingual, buccal, and distolingual
mandibular 1st premolars erupt at what age
10-12
mandibular 2nd premolars erupt at what age
11-12 years
true or false
maxillary 2nd premolars have shallow depressions on the mesial root surface
true
true or false
maxillary 1st premolars are larger than maxillary 2nd premolars
true
which premolar has a pronounced concavity (fossa) on the cervical part of mesial surface of the crown
maxillary first premolar
mesial marginal groove is extended into middle third of crown of which tooth
maxillary 1st premolar
distinguishing features of a mandibular 1st premolar
looks similar to a mandibular canine, non-functioning lingual cusp, lingual tilt of crown
what is the outdated term for premolars
bicuspids
how mant roots do maxillary 1st premolars have
2
when do maxillary 2nd premolars erupt
10 years
when compared to other premolars, what characteristic is unique to a mandibular first premolar
there is a mesiolingual groove crossing onto the mesiolingual surface
on mandibular 1st premolars, the mesiobuccal cusp ridge is ___ than the distobuccal cusp ridge
shorter
which lingual cusp of mandibular 2nd premolars is the largest
ML
true or false
a maxillary first premolar can have one or two lingual cusps
false
how many lobes are present in maxillary 1st premolars
1 lingual, 3 facial
maxillary 2nd premolars develop from lobes and have roots
4 and 1
which tooth is most likely to have a large buccal cusp and a much smaller non-functional lingual cusp
mandibular first premolar