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The Dental Anatomy I Terminology Exam study guide is a focused preparation resource for dental assisting, dental hygiene, and dental students mastering foundational dental anatomy terminology. It covers essential vocabulary related to tooth structure, surfaces, morphology, and anatomical landmarks commonly tested in Dental Anatomy I courses. Designed to reinforce terminology comprehension and improve test-taking confidence, this guide supports effective preparation for dental anatomy terminology exams.

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1. mesiolingual plane of the buccal cusp an area bounded by two linear depressions and
two linear elevations




2. buccal ridge of the mesiobuccal cusp a linear elevation. it starts at a point elevation and
extends down the surface




3. mesial triangular fossa a depressed area. it is bounded by two linear
depressions and a linear elevation




4. distal (marginal) pit a pin or point-shaped depression




5. distolingual line angle a junction of two surfaces




6. labio-incisal line angle a junction of two surfaces
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7. distolingual line angle a junction of two surfaces




8. mesial marginal ridge a linear elevation or elevated structure




9. occlusal surface name the area bounded by the red line




10. distolinguo-incisal point angle a junction of three surfaces




11. lingual surface name the area bounded by the red line




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