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EFDA ENTRANCE EXAM, BRAND NEW EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS, ALL GRADED A+,LATEST EXPERT PREMIUM UPDATE()100% GUARANTEED SUCCESS. Mandibular Incisors- labial - ANSWERIncisal angles-sharp mesial and distal incisal angles Incisal ridge is straight Mesial and distal sides taper evenly from contact area to narrow cervix 4. Labial face-smooth with a flattened incisal third. Middle third is more convex Mandibular Incisors- Lingual - ANSWERLingual surface is smooth Lingual fossa-found between marginal ridges above cingulum or at incisal third Cingulum is evident No other tooth in the mouth, except the mandibular lateral incisor, show so few developmental lines and groves Mandibular Incisors- Mesial - ANSWERLingual outline-concave above cingulum Cervical line-curves incisally-less than on mesial Cervical line-marked, curved incisally 4. Mesial surface of the crown is convex and smooth at incisal one-third and then flattens Mandibular Incisors- Distal - ANSWERCervical line-curves incisally-less than on mesial Distal surface is similar to the mesial surfaces Mandibular Incisors- Incisal - ANSWERIncisal edge-almost at right angle to line bisecting crown labio-lingually 2. Labial surface-see more than lingual surface Mand lateral incisors- labial - ANSWERTooth is asymmetrical-right side (M) does not match the left (D) side of lateral Lateral incisor is somewhat larger than the mandibular central (exact opposite of maxillary incisors) Mesial side is somewhat longer than the distal side-slopes downwards somewhat Incisal ridge-slopes downward in a distal direction Crown is somewhat longer than mandibular central incisor Mesial Surface and Distal Surface Mand Lateral incisors- lingual - ANSWERLingual form-poorly formed Cingulum-off centered toward distal Mand Lateral incisors- incisal - ANSWER1. Incisal edge-is not at approximate right angle to a line bisecting the crown labiolingually. Max canine- labial - ANSWERCrown is narrower mesiodistally than maxillary central incisor (the mandibular canine more so than the maxillary canine) Cusp tip is in a line with the center of the root Mesial and distal cusp ridge-mesial cusp is shorter Shallow depressions-mesially and distally (dives labial lobes) Of the labial lobes, the middle labial lobe is more developed Developed Ridge runs from tip of cusp to cervical line 7. Mesial half of the crown resembles a portion of an incisor whereas the distal half resembles a portion of a premolar Max canine- lingual - ANSWER1. Cingulum is better developed than maxillary central 2. Marginal ridges are strongly developed 3. Lingual ridge extends to point near the Cingulum Mesial and Distal lingual fossae located between marginal ridges and lingual ridge Max canine- mesial - ANSWERGreater labiolingual measurement than any other anterior teeth 2. Wedge-shaped 3. Slightly convex a cervical third to the tip of the cusp Max canine- distal - ANSWERShows somewhat same form as the mesial surface Max canine- incisal - ANSWERThicker labiolingually than any other anterior tooth Labiolingual dimension is greater than the mesiodistal dimension 3. Ridge of middle labial lobe is very noticeable Mand canine- Labial - ANSWERHeight of contour on cervical one-third Narrower crown mesiodistally than maxillary crown (canine) Cusp ridges-mesial cusp ridge is shorter than distal cusp ridge Mand canine- lingual - ANSWERCingulum is poorly developed Marginal ridges are less distinct Mesial Surface Less curvature labially on the crown 2. Cingulum is not marked-poorly developed Mand canine- incisal - ANSWERMesiodistal dimension is less than labiolingual dimension 2. Cusp tip likely to be inclined lingually Max 1st premolar- buccal - ANSWERCrown in shorter then canine Resembles canine from the buccal aspect Mesial cusp ridge is somewhat longer than distal ridge (opposite maxillary canine) Mesiodistal direction-not as wide as canine Buccal surface of crown is convex showing strong development of middle buccal. Lobe with buccal ridge Max 1st premolar-Lingual - ANSWERLingual cusp is narrower mesio-distally than buccal cusp Cusp tip is pointed Possesses a lingual ridge 4. Lingual cusp is narrow and short, it is possible to see part of the buccal cusp from this surface Max 1st premolar-mesial - ANSWERType of the cusps are well within the confines of root trunk Lingual cusp is shorter than buccal cusp Mesial marginal groove- continuous with central groove on occlusal surface. Crosses mesial marginal ridge and terminates lingual to mesial contact point. Remember we can ID a tooth by difference in groove placement Max 1st premolar- distal - ANSWERDeep developmental groove- no evidence of a groove crossing distal marginal ridge Max 1st premolar- occulsal - ANSWERSix- sided or hexagonal figure (MB, ML, M, DB, DL and D) Supplemental grooves- do not have supplemental grooves