An oblique ridge is found on which teeth?
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Only on maxillary molars
The longest and strongest teeth in the mouth located at the corners of each quadrant
are the:
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Canines
What are mamelons?
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A rounded or conical prominence on the incisal ridge of a newly erupted
incisor. They are 3 in number and disappear with wear.
Which permanent teeth do not have their mesial surfaces in contact with the distal of
the adjacent tooth?
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Central Incisors
The entire crown or the portion covered by enamel is called the:
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Anatomical Crown
An oblique ridge separates the central and distal occlusal fossae. Mandibular molars
have an oblique ridge. State whether these statements are true or false. If they are
false, make them true:
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1st statement is TRUE.
2nd statement is FALSE: ONLY Maxillary molars have an oblique ridge, not
mandibular molars.
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Only on maxillary molars
The longest and strongest teeth in the mouth located at the corners of each quadrant
are the:
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Canines
What are mamelons?
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A rounded or conical prominence on the incisal ridge of a newly erupted
incisor. They are 3 in number and disappear with wear.
Which permanent teeth do not have their mesial surfaces in contact with the distal of
the adjacent tooth?
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Central Incisors
The entire crown or the portion covered by enamel is called the:
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Anatomical Crown
An oblique ridge separates the central and distal occlusal fossae. Mandibular molars
have an oblique ridge. State whether these statements are true or false. If they are
false, make them true:
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1st statement is TRUE.
2nd statement is FALSE: ONLY Maxillary molars have an oblique ridge, not
mandibular molars.
