Primary/Mixed
Which type of teeth are not found in the primary dentition?
What are Premolars?
What tooth surface do you mainly see when someone smiles?
What is facial?
The tooth numbering system most often used in the USA is ____________ system.
What is the Universal/ National?
The human mouth is divided into 2 dental _____?
What are arches?
______ are the longest teeth in the human dentition and are used for cutting and tearing.
What are canines?
The primary teeth are numbered ________in universal/ National system.
What is A-T?
Which of the following describes the natural teeth in the dental arch?
What is Dentition?
The anterior teeth include the ______ and _______.
What are the incisors and canines?
There are ___ incisor teeth in the primary dentition.
What are 8?
The area where the _____ and ____ surfaces of the tooth touch the adjactent tooth in the arch is the contact area.
What are the mesial and distal?
How many nonsuccedaneous teeth are there in the adult dentition?
What is 12?
The mouth can be divided into six sections called?
What are sextants?
The initiation of the mixed dentition period is marked by which of the following events?
What is the eruption of the adult mandibular first molar?
Which of the following describes the maximal stable contact between the occluding surfaces of the maxillary and mandibular teeth?
What is the centric occlusion?
What's another name for premolars back in the day?
What is a bicuspid?
During the mixed dentition period, which primary tooth is lost last?
What is the primary maxillary second molar?
What is each of the four quadrants, given its own tooth bracket made up of a vertical and a horizontal line?
The relationship between the maxillary and mandibular teeth during biting and chewing movements is?
What is functional occlusion?