VERSION A&B \COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS\VERIFIED 100% \ALREDAY GRADED A+
In contrast to a mandibular incisor, a maxillary incisor can be identified
by which of these
Prominent longitudinal grooves on the root and prominent lingual
features of the crown
2 multiple choice options
Where does the height of contour of the facial and lingual surfaces
of the anterior teeth occur?
cervical third
3 multiple choice options
Which anterior teeth have the most prominent and widest crowns
(mesiodistally) in the permanent dentition
maxillary central incisors
3 multiple choice options
, A more prominent cingulum is found on which tooth?
maxillary lateral
3 multiple choice options
The curvature of the cementoenamel junction (CEJ) of the maxillary
central incisor is
higher on the mesial aspect than any other tooth distally or mesially.
3 multiple choice options
Which incisor is more likely to be congenitally missing?
maxillary lateral
3 multiple choice options
, Which incisor can have fewer than three pulp horns?
maxillary lateral
3 multiple choice options
Which incisor occludes with only one tooth?
mandibular central
3 multiple choice options
Which incisor is the smallest in the crown and the root?
mandibular central
3 multiple choice options
If there is a root curvature on incisors, it is generally toward the mesial
surface.
False
1 multiple choice option
Mandibular incisors show slight attrition (or wearing down) on the
labioincisal surface.
True
1 multiple choice option