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Qs: In the Federation Dentaire International System for numbering, the first number represents a _________, while the second number represents a _________. - Answer: quadrant, tooth Qs: What is the visible portion of the anatomical crown known as? - Answer: the clinical crown Qs: The area where the roots divide - Answer: furcation Qs: The point or area where approximating teeth in the same arch touch or meet each other is referred to as the ________. - Answer: contact area Qs: Where are the TWO purposes of contact areas? - Answer: -to keep food from packing between the teeth -help stabilize the dental arches

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Qs: In the Federation Dentaire International System for numbering, the
first number represents a _________, while the second number represents a
_________. -

Answer:

quadrant, tooth



Qs: What is the visible portion of the anatomical crown known as? -

Answer:

the clinical crown



Qs: The area where the roots divide -

Answer:

furcation



Qs: The point or area where approximating teeth in the same arch touch
or meet each other is referred to as the ________. -

Answer:

contact area



Qs: Where are the TWO purposes of contact areas? -


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,Answer:

-to keep food from packing between the teeth

-help stabilize the dental arches



Qs: Coronal to the actual division into two or more roots is a concavity
that extends to or nearly to the CEJ. This concavity is called -

Answer:

the furrow



Qs: What is the HARDEST tissue in the body? -

Answer:

enamel



Qs: What cells form enamel? -

Answer:

ameloblasts



Qs: The bulk of the tooth is made up of -

Answer:

dentin



Qs: In permanent teeth, the process of enamel formation is completed
about ___ years before eruption. -

Answer:

3



Qs: What is the composition of enamel? -


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,Answer:

95% inorganic matter, 5% organic matter and water



Qs: What is the SECOND hardest material in the body? -

Answer:

dentin



Qs: What is the composition of dentin? -

Answer:

70% inorganic, 20% organic, 10% water



Qs: The three major types of dentin -

Answer:

primary, secondary, reparative



Qs: What type of dentin is a DEFENSE reaction to an area of injury? -

Answer:

reparative dentin



Qs: What has the HIGHEST fluoride content of all the materialized tissue?
-

Answer:

cementum



Qs: The two types of cementum -

Answer:

acellular and cellular


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, Qs: What type of cementum ACTIVELY produces new layers of cementum
throughout the life of the tooth? -

Answer:

cellular



Qs: What teeth have the cusp of Carabelli? -

Answer:

maxillary first molars



Qs: The ridge formed by the union of two triangular ridges -

Answer:

transverse ridge



Qs: The spillway provides an escape for food from the _______ surface
during the mastication (chewing) process. -

Answer:

occlusal



Qs: The uncut tooth structure adjacent to the cavity prep -

Answer:

cavosurface



Qs: line angle -

Answer:

two walls




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