Exam 16: Deciduous Dentition

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The root of the mandibular canine is slightly shorter and more tapered than its maxillary counterpart.Both roots taper facially and apically.

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Each of the following is true of deciduous teeth as compared with permanent teeth EXCEPT one.Which one is the EXCEPTION?

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MATCHING During the mixed dentition,it is often challenging to distinguish deciduous and permanent teeth.While there are many similarities,significant differences exist.Match the descriptive term with its corresponding tooth. -Canines

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The crown of a deciduous maxillary first molar is much larger than that of the maxillary second molar;however the roots of the second molar are longer.

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An extra margin of space is available for the eruption of the permanent canine as well as the first and second premolars because the formation of diastemas provides this extra space.

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The longer and more slender deciduous roots also flare more than those of the permanent dentition because this arrangement allows room for the developing permanent tooth crowns.

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Which deciduous molars have three root canals (Select all that apply. )?

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Which of these deciduous molars are wider mesiodistally than faciolingually?

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The occlusal table is narrower buccolingually because the buccal and lingual surfaces of deciduous molars taper occlusally.

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Decay progresses quickly in deciduous teeth due to each of the following EXCEPT one.Which one is the EXCEPTION?

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