Identify radiograph
What is a panoramic?
This is the area where two adjacent teeth touch, preventing food to escape and help protect the gingiva.
What is contact area?
This is the smallest tooth in the entire permanent dentition.
What is the mandibular central incisor?
A space or gap between two teeth.
What is diastema?
I am also called bicuspid
What is premolars?
Identify radiograph
What is bitewings?
The portion of the crown closest to the cervical area is called this
What is the cervical third or CEJ
This tooth has the longest root in the dentition.
What is maxillary canine?
The term for the biting edge of anterior teeth
What is incisal?
Teeth used for grinding food
What are molars?
Identify circled teeth
What is 6 year molars?
Mamelons are typically seen on these types of teeth
What are newly erupted incisors?
This is the only premolar that commonly has a bifurcated buccal and lingual root
What is the maxillary 1st premolar?
What is the term for the misalignment of upper/lower teeth
What is Malocclusion?
Teeth used for biting and cutting
What are incisors?
What is the term used for the condition between 8/9?
What is diastema?
The cingulum is located on this surface.
What is the lingual of anterior teeth?
This upper tooth has three roots, 4 major cusps, and may have a cusp of carabelli
What is the maxillary 1st molar?
The term for the natural shedding of a primary tooth.
What is exfoliation?
Teeth that pierce and tear food?
What are canines?
What is the arrow pointing at?
What is the cusp of carabelli?
This triangular space forms in the gingival direction when two adjacent teeth are in contact.
What is embrasure?
What tooth is second most congenitally missing?
What is the maxillary lateral incisor?
The term to decribe permanent teeth that do not replace primary teeth.
What is nonsuccedaneous?
Name two of the functions of primary teeth
What is hold space for permanent teeth, mastication, speech, support normal facial development?