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Oral Anatomy Test 1
Terminology
Term | Definition |
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The surface of the tooth toward the midline | Mesial |
The surface of the tooth further from the midline | Distal |
The lingual surface of a tooth is found | Adjacent to tongue |
The buccal surface of a tooth is found | Adjacent to cheek |
Permanent maxillary left first molar is annotated with the Universal System as | 14 |
Tooth #14 in Universal System is annotated with Palmer System as | [6 |
Tooth #14 in Universal System is annotated with the FDI system as | 26 |
The primary mandibular right second molar is annotated with the Universal System as | T |
Tooth "T" in Universal System is annotated with Palmer System as | E] |
Tooth "T" in Universal System is annotated with the FDI System as | 85 |
Three terms used to classify the human dentition | Heterodont Thecodont Diphodont |
Periodontal means | Around the tooth |
Endodontic means | Within the tooth |
Odontogenic means | Creation of tooth |
The term for joint pain | Arthalgia |
The term for the study of the jaw | Gnathology |
Inflammation of the gingiva | Gingivitis |
Tooth 24 is in quadrant ___ and sextant ___ | 3,5 |
The meeting of the cementum and enamel on a tooth is the | cementoenamel junction |
The part of the tooth that is seen clinically | Clinical Crown |
The function of these teeth is to cut | Incisors |
The tissue of the teeth that contains the nerves | Pulp |
Teeth are held in bone by the | Periodontal ligament |
The hardest substance in the body is the | Enamel |
Three types of dentition | Primary Permanent Mixed |
What are succedaneous teeth | Permanent teeth that are erupting to replace primary teeth |
What are non-succedaneous teeth | Permanent teeth that are not preceded by a primary tooth |
Give an example of a non-succedaneous tooth | Permanent molars |
What is the CEJ | Cementoenamel junction (where cementum meets the enamel) |
What is the DEJ | Dentinoenamel junction (the meeting point of the dentin and enamel) |
What is the dental formula for a permanent dentition | 2-1-2-3 |
What is the dental formula for a primary dentition | 2-1-2 |
What are incisors used for | Biting and cutting food |
What are canines used for | Piercing and tearing food |
What are premolars used for | Continue tearing food, grinding and holding food |
Name the 4 tooth traits | Set, arch, class, type |
What is the "set" tooth trait referring to | Primary or Permanent |
What is the "arch" tooth trait referring to | Maxillary or Mandibular |
What is the "class" tooth trait referring to | Incisor, molar, canine, premolar |
What is the "type" tooth trait referring to | First, second, third, lateral or central |
What is the only tooth that doesn't have a type trait | Canine |
What is the biting surface of a posterior tooth referred to | Occlusal surface |
What is the biting surface of an anterior tooth called | Incisal surface |
What is the anatomical crown | The portion of the tooth covered by enamel |
What is the anatomical root | The portion of the tooth covered by cementum |
What is the clinical root | The portion of the tooth still covered by tissue |
What is a line angle | Where two surfaces of a tooth meet |
What is a point angle | Where three surfaces of a tooth meet |
In the Universal System #3 is in what quad | Quad 1 |
In the Universal System what is the permanent mandibular right 1st molar | #30 |
Proper sextant and quadrant for tooth #3 | 1,1 |
Proper sextant and quadrant for tooth #22 | 5,3 |
Proper sextant and quadrant for tooth #7 | 2,1 |
Proper sextant and quadrant for tooth #19 | 4,3 |
Proper sextant and quadrant for tooth #28 | 6,4 |
Proper sextant and quadrant for tooth #12 | 3,2 |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: #14 | Permanent, maxillary, left, first molar |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: #8 | Permanent, maxillary, right, central incisor |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: #22 | Permanent, mandibular, left, canine |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: #13 | Permanent, maxillary, left, second premolar |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: A | Primary, maxillary, right, second molar |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: P | Primary, mandibular, right, central incisor |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: #11 | Permanent, maxillary, left, canine |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: L | Primary, mandibular, left, first molar |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: #30 | Permanent, mandibular, right, first molar |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: #5 | Permanent, maxillary, right, first premolar |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: #24 | Permanent, mandibular, left, central incisor |
Put the following tooth in DAQT formula: T | Primary, mandibular, right, second molar |
Permanent Max. Right first molar: UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | #3, 1, 1 16 6 |
Perm. Mand left canine UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | #22, 5, 3 33 3 |
Perm, Max left lat incisor UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | #10, 2, 1 22 2 |
Perm. Mand left first molar UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | #19, 4, 3 36 6 |
Perm mand right first premolar UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | #28, 6, 4 44 4 |
Perm max left first premolar UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | #12, 3, 2 24 4 |
Primary max right 2nd molar UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | A, 1, 1 55 E |
Primary mand left canine UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | M, 5, 3 73 C |
Perm mand right central incisor UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | #25, 5, 4 41 1 |
Primary mand right canine UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | R, 6, 4 83 C |
Perm mand right 2nd molar UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | #31, 6, 4 47 7 |
Primary max left canine UNIVERSAL #, sextant, Quadrant FDI/ISO PALMER | H, 2, 2 63 C |
The largest portion of the tooth | Dentin |
Peri- | around |