The apex of the mesiobuccal root is on a line with the tip of the
mesiobuccal cusp in the permanent
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Maxillary first molar. The apex of the mesiobuccal root is on a line
with the buccal groove in the permanent maxillary second molar.
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The apex of the palatal root is in line with distolingual cusp in the
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Maxillary second molar. The apex of the palatal root is in line with
lingual groove in the first molar.
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Crowns of permanent mandibular molars are
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Wider mesiodistally than buccolingually. For maxillary molars,
premolars and mandibular premolars, the crowns are wider buccolingually than
mesiodistally.
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The number of cusps in a typical human permanent first mandibular
molar have
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2 Buccal, 2 lingual, 1 distal cusps
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During the root formation the apical foramen is actually__________
than pulp chamber at it initial stage of formation.
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Larger
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If accessory foramina at the cervical third of root leads to main
root canal it is a
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Lateral canal
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The largest pulp chamber in human permanent dentition belongs to the
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Maxillary canine
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The pulp chamber floor is below the cervical line in the
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Permanent maxillary first premolar
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The cross section of crown at the cervical level is kidney shaped
in
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Permanent maxillary first premolar
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The major portion of maxillary canine fossa is above the roots of
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Premolars
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Thursday, 14 November 2013
Tooth Morphology
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