Enumeration
Definitions
Eruption Sequence
"Looks Like"
Miscellaneous
100
The tooth on the upper right hand side (the patient's left) is called:
What is #F?
100
Define succedaneous.
What is
teeth that replace primary teeth?
100
True or False: Teeth tend to erupt in pairs
What is true?
100
Description: Broad, short, no mamelons, slender tapered root, smooth facial surface with a stubby appearance
What is a primary anterior tooth?
Acceptable answers: central incisors, lateral incisors, canines
100
How many molars are in the primary dentition?
What is 8 molars?
200
The red arrow pointing to the patient's lower right (your lower left) indicates which tooth in the mouth?
What is tooth #S?
200
Limited to no spacing between primary teeth is considered
What is Baume Type 2 spacing?
200
In general, these sets of teeth tend to erupt first (maxillary or mandibular)
What is mandibular?
200
This tooth is as wide as it is long. The mesial cusp ridge is longer than the distal cusp ridge, the crown has a pentagon shape.
What is the primary canine?
200
About what age do we anticipate there being mixed dentition?
What is age 6?
300
Tooth #20 is erupts after what primary tooth is exfoliated?
What is tooth #K?
300
The space mesial to maxillary canines, but distal to mandibular canines
What is the primate space?
300
These set of teeth can erupt as late as age 30 months:
What is primary second molars?
300
Tooth numbers A and J are wider mesio-distally, and tooth numbers K and T are wider buccal lingually: True or False
What is False (it is the opposite)
300
You would expect to see these color differences in primary teeth verses permanent teeth
What is primary teeth have a bluish/white tint and permanent teeth appear to be more gray or yellow?
400
What is the proper notation for lower left first primary molar in the palmer system?
What is *insert drawing*
400
Under which category does the permanent mandibular molar fall into: Succedaneous or Nonsuccedaneous?
What is Nonsuccedaneous permanent tooth. It does NOT replace a primary tooth.
400
Tooth #O can erupt as early as what age?
What is 5 months?
Acceptable answers: Range of 5 - 8 months
400
This tooth looks like no other tooth
What is the first primary molar?
400
Primary teeth are said to have a "rubberband" like constriction at this location of the tooth:
What is "cervically"
There is a cervical constriction that gives the appearance of a bulbous crown.
500
An extra tooth is found right behind tooth #F on a 4 year old. It appears to be the same shape and size of #F. What is this tooth's ID?
What is #FS?
500
The palmer notated C-D-E segment being greater in mesial-distal dimensional width than the #3-4-5 segment is also known as:
What is Leeway space?
500
By 18 months, according to the AAPD eruption sequence chart a child should have how many teeth?
What is up to 18 teeth?
Acceptable answers: 14 (only acceptable if explained which teeth are missing)
500
#3 and #14
What is #A and #J
500
Any disturbance in the enamel of the primary tooth would have likely happened during this time
Prenatal