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What does the primary dentition archive does look like?

It looks more circular than the permanent arch


Calcification schedule of primary dentition

MAX


C1. M1 L. C. M2


14 15. 16. 17. 19


+.5. -1

Crown Completion

MAXC1. L. M1. C. M21.5 2.5 6 . 9. 11+1 +.5 -.5 0 -1

Eruption Schedule

MAXC1. L. M1. C. M2 10. 11 16 19 29-2 +2 0 +1 -2

Root Completion

MAXC1. L. M1. M2. C1.5 2 2.5 3 3.25 0. -.5 -.25 0 0

Exfoliation

MAXC1. L. M1. C. M26.5. 7.5. 10 11 110 0 -.5 0 0

Which are not succedaneous teeth?

The molars

Primary posterior teeth (molars) have roots that are more widely__________.



Primary teeth have more prominent____________ and are narrower at their "necks."

Flared, cervical ridges

Major contrasts been primary and permanent dentition:

-Primary teeth are lighter in color


- Primary teeth are smaller in overall size and crown dimension

Characteristics of permanent molars

-have wider roots

Characteristics of primary molars

-Molar roots are more slender and flared

Crowns of primary anterior teeth are wider_______________relative to the crown length than the permanent anterior teeth

Mesiodistally



So wider mesiodistally than incisogengivally




*Permanent teeth are longer______________than_______________



-incisogengivally


-mesiodistally

*Permanent teeth are longer______________than_______________-

incisogengivally-mesiodistally

Roots of primary anterior teeth

Narrower and longer compared to their respective crowns

Primary molars have roots that are__________, more slender and flare more than their permanent counterparts.

Longer

Primary molars are____________than their premolar successors.



Root_________________allows more room between the roots for development of the permanent crown.

Larger, flare

Root Comparisons:



Primary teeth have____________root lengths relative to the crown heights compared to permanent teeth.



Apices on primary teeth are more________________.

Longer, pointed

Root Comparisons:



Minimal root angulation is exhibited on what kind of primary teeth?



For each respective primary molar tooth, which root is more curved?

Anterior primary teeth



The mesial roots are more curved than the distal roots

Cervical ridges of what kind of primary teeth are more prominent than those of what kind of permanent teeth?

Anterior teeth

Cervical areas of what kind of primary teeth are significantly more constricted than those of what kind of permanent teeth?

Molars

Facial cervical ridges on what kind of primary teeth are much more pronounced. Especially which specific teeth?

Primary Molars and Primary Max and Mandibular 1st Molars

Posterior Heights of Contour



When looking at primary max 1st molars:



On the__________________, the height of contour is at the middle 1/3 of the crown, more rounded, and is not a cervical ridge.

Lingual surface

Posterior Heights of Contour:



When looking at Primary Max First Molars:



The height of contour on the_____________of both crowns is at the cervical 1/3 the crown and is the cervical ridge.


Facial surface

In primary molars, what can we say about enamel?

The enamel is relatively thin and has consistent depth.



(Permanent teeth's enamel is more thick in the cusp area and thinner at the cervical line.

In primary molars, what can we say about the dentin?

Dentin thickness between the pulp chambers and enamel us limited.

Dentin thickness between the pulp chambers and enamel us limited especially in what kind of primary tooth?

The primary first molars

On permanent molars, which pulp horn is more built up?

The Mesial pulp horn

Pulp horns are really_____________on primary molars.

High-->so need to take care of decay fast so you can avoid a pulpatomy. We don't do root canals on children since the roots will reabsorp anyway.

Primary molars have large___________which means more bleeding.

Pulp chambers

Primary roots are narrow and long when compared to the crown_______and________.

Width and length

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors :


Teeth E and F



Facial view



The maxillary central incsiors have a wider width in what way? Incisocervically or Mesiodistally?

Mesiodistal width is wider Incisocervically crown dimension

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and FFacial view



How is the incisal edge of a maxillary central molar?

Pretty straight

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and FFacial



The_____________line angle is more squared off than the_______________line angle.

Mesioincisal than the Distoincisal

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and FFacial view



How is the cervical line of the Maxillary Central Incisors?

It's curved

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and F



Facial view



The distal crown outline is concave or convex?

Covex

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and F




Facial view




Contacts of anterior primary teeth are all____________so have a solid touch when they touch

Wide

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors :


Teeth E and F




Facial view



The root apex of a Primary Central Maxillary Incisors is where?

Directly over the tooth


Directly over the tooth

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and FLingual view



What all do you have lingually?

A cingulum, marginal ridges, and a cervical ridge that is more curved than it is on the facial

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and F


Incisal view



MD measurement is greater or lesser than facial lingual measurement?

MD measurement is greater than faciolingual

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and FIncisal view



Incisal ridge is____________over the main bulk of the crown and is relatively straight.

Centered

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and FIncisal view



How is the Labial surface compared to the lingual surface?

The Labial surface is more broader and smooth than the lingual surface

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and FLingual view



The lingual surface tapers down towards the __________________

Cingulum

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and F


Incisal view



Mesial and Distal surfaces are relatively_____________enabling good contact with adjoining teeth.

Broad

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and F


Mesial and Distal aspects



1. CEJ is distinctly curving toward the___________.



2.____________curvature is more pronounced than distal.



3.Root has even taper and is the shape of a ________ _____________ and ______________ at the apex.

Towards the incisal


Mesial curvature


Long cone, and blunt at the apex

Primary Maxillary Central Incisors : Teeth E and F


Mesial and Facial Aspects:



The cervical ridges of enamel on where?

On the cervical 1/3 of the crown.

Maxillary Lateral Incisors Teeth #D and #G



Facial View



The crown portion of the tooth is bigger or smaller in all dimensions than the central?



The cervicoincisal length of the crown is lesser than or greater than the mesiodistal width?



The distoincisal line angle is more___________than that of the central incisor.




Length of root is much_____________in proportion to the crown.

Smaller


Greater than


More rounded


Much longer

Primary Maxillary Lateral Incisors Teeth #D and #G Lingual View



1. Lingual surface is__________


2. Both the_________and__________are prominent

Cingulum and marginal ridges

Primary Mandibular Central Incisors: O and P



Facial View



I-C cervical dimension is___________than the M-D crown dimension.



The incisal ridge is___________



The proximoincisal angles (is MI or Diana more square?)



Proximal contacts with_______ _______ ______



How is the root length?

Much more than


Straight


DI is more square than MI


Even crown taper


2X than the crown

Primary Mandibular Central Incisors Teeth #O and #P Proximal Views



The incisal ridge is__________ over the root

Centered

Primary Mandibular Central Incisors: O and P Incisal Aspect



The incisal ridge is_______and________the crown labiolingually.



The outline of the crown from the incisal aspect emphasizes the crest of contour at the______________labially and lingually.



The labial surface is___________and____________.




Straight, bisects


Cervical 1/3


Smooth and convex

Primary Mandibular Central Incisors: O and P Lingual View



What can you see?

Pronounced cingulum and marginal ridges


Middle and incisal thirds may be flattened

Primary Mandibular Lateral Incisors: M and Q Facial View



______________than central incisor in all dimensions except (F-L)



Incisal edge form_________M-D



Proximoincisal line angle is more_________than central incsiors



MI more____________than DI


Root is________________



Where are the Proximal contact locations?

Larger


Slopes


More square


More square


Curved



In the incisal 1/3 of crown and they are broad

Primary Mandibular Lateral Incisors: N and Q Lingual is__________than Maxillary Lateral Incisor

Less pronounced than

Anterior primary tooth Lob



Primary anterior teeth form from a________lobe of calcification.

Single


No mamelons or developmental depressions