Trifurcated -  having three roots

Bilateral -  having two sides

balanced occlusion - when the teeth occlude simultaneously and are all balanced 

centric occlusion - the natural position of the jaw when the mouth is closed

compensating curve - the curve in denture teeth that is added to handle the movements of the jaw when you talk or eat. 

Symmetry - when two sides are the same/mirroring each other. 

Festooning - the carving of the 

balancing side - the opposite side of the jaw that grinds food. 

working side - the side of the jaw that grinds food when you chew

Bifurcated -  having two roots

centric relation- the natural position of your jaw when it is relaxed. 

cuspid line -  the line denoting where the anterior teeth are

curve of Spee - the curve that makes an upward slope from the anterior teeth to the posterior. 

freeway space - the space between your upper and lower jaw when your jaw is relaxed 

occlusion - when your upper and lower teeth come together to close.