I'M HAVING A "BLAST"
The cementoblasts come from this embryonic structure.
What is the dental sac?
I am the first permanent tooth to erupt.
What is the mandibular first molar?
I am the longest tooth in the mandible.
What is the mandibular canine?
This premolar has two roots.
What is the maxillary first premolar?
I am the widest tooth mesiodistally in the mouth.
What is the mandibular first molar?
Predentin comes from these structures.
What are odontoblasts?
These teeth have cingulums.
What are the permanent anterior teeth?
These prominent features are found on the lingual of canines as well as all anterior teeth.
What are marginal ridges and the cingulum?
This premolar may have 2 or 3 cusps.
What is the mandibular second premolar?
These teeth have oblique ridges.
What are the maxillary molars?
The pulp and dentin is a product of this.
What is the dental papilla?
The function of the permanent incisors.
What is biting and cutting?
The tooth surface closest to the midline.
What is the mesial?
This premolar has a functionless cusp.
What is the mandibular first premolar?
The cusp of carabelli is on this tooth.
What is the maxillary first molar?
This cell type is non-renewable.
What is an ameloblast?
The effect on enamel due to bulimia.
What is erosion?
The function of the canines.
What is piercing and tearing?
The key factor to identify the maxillary right first premolar from the left.
What is the mesial marginal groove?
The specific location of the cusp of carabelli.
What is the mesiolingual cusp of the Maxillary first molar?
This is formed when the Hertwig epithelial root sheath encounters a blood vessel.
What is an accessory canal?
The number of mamelons on central and lateral incisors.
What is three?
The feature that helps to identify the right and left canine.
What is the mesial and distal contacts are on two different levels?
The number of pulp horns for maxillary premolars.
What is two?
This surface on the maxillary first molars is likely to have the most supragingival deposits and why.
What is the distobuccal? Due to the location of Stenson's duct.