orofacial Anatomy - Chapter 15, 16, 17, 18 (Lab Book) - Review Questions

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The area where the crowns of adjacent teeth in the same arch physically touch each adjacent proximal surface is the

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Which tooth type pierces or tears food because of its tapered shape and prominent cusp?

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When two teeth in the same arch come into contact, the curvatures next to the contact areas form spaces considered:

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What structure contributes to a significant part of the tooth's surface?

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Each tooth has how many surfaces?

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The tooth surface closest to the tongue is termed:

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There are three dentition periods throughout a person’s lifetime. Which is the first?

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The slowest and least noticeable dentition period is called:

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The part of the tooth where the anatomic root is visible is called the

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Which teeth have the largest and strongest crowns?

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A shallow, wide depression located on the lingual surface of some anterior teeth is called a

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In a child, a complete displacement of the tooth from the socket or alveolus is called a(n)

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The canines are the only teeth in the permanent dentition with a centrally placed vertical:

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The smallest and simplest teeth of the permanent dentition are the:

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A tooth that is unerupted or partially erupted and is positioned against another tooth, bone, or soft tissue, making complete eruption unlikely, is called:

orofacial Anatomy - Chapter 15, 16, 17, 18 (Lab Book) - Review Questions

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The area where the crowns of adjacent teeth in the same arch physically touch each adjacent proximal surface is the

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Which tooth type pierces or tears food because of its tapered shape and prominent cusp?

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When two teeth in the same arch come into contact, the curvatures next to the contact areas form spaces considered:

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What structure contributes to a significant part of the tooth's surface?

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Each tooth has how many surfaces?

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The tooth surface closest to the tongue is termed:

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There are three dentition periods throughout a person’s lifetime. Which is the first?

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The slowest and least noticeable dentition period is called:

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The part of the tooth where the anatomic root is visible is called the

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Which teeth have the largest and strongest crowns?

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A shallow, wide depression located on the lingual surface of some anterior teeth is called a

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In a child, a complete displacement of the tooth from the socket or alveolus is called a(n)

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The canines are the only teeth in the permanent dentition with a centrally placed vertical:

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The smallest and simplest teeth of the permanent dentition are the:

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A tooth that is unerupted or partially erupted and is positioned against another tooth, bone, or soft tissue, making complete eruption unlikely, is called:

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