General Information
Maxillary Incisors
Mandibular Incisors
Maxillary Canines
Mandibular Canines
100
Also known as the cements-enamel junction, or CEJ
What is cervical line
100
Universal Numbers for Maxillary Central Incisors.
What is R#8, L#9
100
Antagonist to the mandibular central incisors.
What is maxillary central incisors?
100
Universal #'s
What is R-#6, L-#11
100
The shorter cusp slope.
What is the mesial cusp slop?
200
The tip of the root
What is root apex
200

DAQT for # 9

What is Permanent Maxillary left central incisor 

200
Having the same on both sides.
What is bilaterally symmetric?
200
Canines are also referred to as.
What is the "cornerstone" teeth?
200
Side that is more convex.
What is the distal side?
300
A shallow rounded depression.
What is a fossa?
300
Has a straight mesial side with sharp mesioincisal angle and convex distal side
What is maxillary central incisor?
300
Smallest tooth in the oral cavity.
What is mandibular central incisors?
300
The area extending from the tip of the cusp to both the mesial and distal contact areas.
What is cusp slope?
400
A linear elevation named by their location.
What is a ridge?
400
Eruption date of lateral incisors.
What is 8-9 years of age?
400
Has a cingulum that is distally displaced.
What is mandibular lateral incisor?
400
From the labial view-A well developed middle lobe centrally located and extends from the cervix to the tip of the cusp.
What is labial ridge?
400
Eruption date.
What is 9-10 years of age?
500
Structures that comprise a scalloped border along the incisal edge of incisors and are present at eruption of the teeth.
What are mamelons?
500
Has a developmental pit usually in the fossa below the cingulum.
What is maxillary lateral incisor?
500
Antagonist to the mandibular lateral incisors.
What is Maxillary central and lateral incisors?
500
A lingual ridge divides the lingual fossa into two segments:
What is a mesial lingual fossa and a distal lingual fossa
500
Distal contact area.
What is junction of the incisal and middle third?
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