1
Q
Canine features:
A
Succedaneous, pierce/tear, longest most stable teeth, root concavities, lingual ridge (2 fossae)
2
Q
Cusp Slope
A
Shorter mesially
3
Q
Canines lingual:
A
Cingulum, marginal ridges + lingual ridge = two fossae
4
Q
Canine eminence
A
Bony ridge in jaw (major facial support)
5
Q
Maxillary #’s
A
6,11
6
Q
Mandibular #’s
A
22,27
7
Q
Eruption dates #6/11
A
Age 11-12
8
Q
Root Completion #6/11
A
Age 13-15
9
Q
Eruption #22,27
A
Age 9-10
10
Q
Root Completion #22,27
A
Age 12-14
11
Q
Antagonists #6,11
A
28/27
22/21
12
Q
Antagonists #22,27
A
10/11
7/6
13
Q
Bifurcated root
A
Split root. Mand canine clinical consideration
14
Q
Dilaceration
A
Root apex turns left/right. Mand canine clinical consideration
15
Q
Features: Max Canine
A
Longest Max root! Mesial contact = incisal/middle Distal contact = incisal 3rd HOC- labial = cervical Lingual = middle
16
Q
Features: Mand Canine
A
Longest mand root! Mesial contact = incisal 3rd Distal contact = incisal/middle HOC - labial = cervical Lingual = middle
17
Q
Clinical considerations: Max Canine
A
Ectopic eruption (out of occlusion) Impaction (fail to erupt)
Tooth Morphology
flashcards
Decks in class (7)
# Cards
