Dental Anatomy

true or false. The first permanent molars are usually the largest, and they get smaller as you go posteriorly
True False

When do the maxillary permanent first molars erupt?

What is the largest tooth in the permanent dentition?

How many developmental lobes make up the maxillary first molar?

Name the 5 cusps on the maxillary first molars

The roots of the maxillary first molars are larger and more divergent than those of the _________________, and more complex in form than those of the maxillary ____________

Which root is the larges and longest of all the maxillary 1st molar roots

which roots of the the maxillary first molar have an extreme curvature that makes them look like the handles of a set of pliers

the ____________ root is the second largest and longest root of the 1st molar, and is inclined_________ and __________ and has an apical third curving ____________

Which root of the maxillary first molar is the smallest?

If the maxillary first molar has 4 pulp canals, which root has 2 canals?

Which permanent molar has the cusp of carabelli? And what cusp is it on?

An oblique ridge is a distinguishing feature for which permanent molars?

tooth with and oblique ridge, rhomboid outline, and 5 developmental lobe is probably describing what teeth?

On the maxillary first molar, which cusp is larger? Mesiolingual or distolingual?

in distinguishing right from left maxillary first molars, the Mes marginal ridge is ________ and _______ _______ than the distal

Which cusp is the largest one on the maxillary first molar?

Mulberry molars can be a result of syphilis, they have little bumps and tubercles, and are a clinical consideration for what molars

enamel pearls are often a clinical consideration for which molars?

root fusion is often a developmental disturbance for which molar?

maxillary molar roots may penetrate the sinuses and cause problems during which dental procedure?

true or false. Sinusitis may be mistaken for tooth aches in the maxillary molars
True False

the maxillary first molar is __________ in height then the maxillary 2nd premolar

Concrescence is a developmental disturbance for which molars

What are the eruption dates for the maxillary 2nd molars?

How many cusps are on the maxillary 2nd molars?

If a maxillary 2nd molar only has 3 cusps, which is missing?

What is the shape of the maxillary 2nd molar with:
4 cusps
3 cusps

in distinguishing left from right maxillary 2nd molars, the__________cusp is longer and more rounded than the________cusp; and the ____________cusp is longer than the__________cusp

are the roots smaller or larger in maxillary 2nd molars than 1st?

Why does distobuccal plaque build up quite a bit on the maxillary 2nd molar?

What is the eruption date for the maxillary 3rd molars?

which molar is the smallest and most variable?

true or false. the maxillary 3rd molar can have 3 or 4 cusps along with the maxillary 3nd molars, the cusp that is missing is the distolingual cusp
True False

What is the eruption date for the mandibular first molars?

Which molar has a buccal groove that is important in occlusion?

How many cusps does the mandibular first molar have?

What is the very first tooth to erupt in the oral cavity?

Which cusp is the largets on the mandibular first molar? which is the smallest?

Which molar has fluting?

Fluting develops on which surface of the mandibular first molar?

Which is the larger and stronger root on the mandibular first molar?

3 cusp type is ______ common in maxillary 2nd molars and ________ common in maxillary 3rd molars

which molar has a Y shaped groove?

When do the mandibular 2nd molars erupt?

4 cusps nearly equal in size, lingual cusps having sharper cusp tips with 4 developmental lobes, would most likely be describing what teeth?

Which molar has 2 transverse ridges?

true or false, the crowns of mandibular 2nd and 3rd molars taper distally
True False

which tooth exhibits a cross-shaped groove pattern dividing the occlusal table into four parts that are nearly equal?

When do the mandibular 3rd molars erupt?

Which tooth am I describing?
smaller overall, crenulated (appears wrinkled) and 4 developmental lobes

How do you distinguish right from left mandibular third molars?