Universal numbering system, what number is permanent maxillary left second molar -
Answer -15
What happens during bell stage of tooth development - Answer -Basic shape and
formation of the tooth are established
What describes the uvula - Answer -connective tissue that projects from the posterior
edge of the soft palate
When charting palmer notation, maxillary teeth are written - Answer -Above the
horizontal midline
Bruxism occurs when the patient - Answer -grinds their teeth
Nerve that supplies the stimulus functions to the oral cavity - Answer -Trigeminal
In universal numbering system, what letter is the primary mandibular left second molar -
Answer -K
Which of the following is not a possible cause of malocclusion - Answer -Candidiasis
What is considered a normal variation of the tongue - Answer -Fissured
Class 2, Division 1 Teeth are in what position - Answer -Labioversion
What is connected to the basal bone - Answer -Alveolar process
What is a cephalostat - Answer -head-positioning machine that administers radiographs
Patients with geographic tongue experience which of the following - Answer -a
consistent change in the surface with changing patterns
What is the thin strip of tissue that runs vertically from the floor of the mouth up to the
undersurface of the tongue and is responsible for limiting the movement of the tongue in
the oral cavity? - Answer -Lingual Frenum
In palmer notation, which primary teeth are given the letter B - Answer -Maxillary and
mandibular lateral incisors
Which of the following acts as a barrier, keeping nasal mucus from dripping into the oral
cavity? - Answer -Hard Palate
The muscles of the tongue (with the exception of the palatoglossus) are innervated by
which nerve? - Answer -Hypoglossal