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22 Cards in this Set
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Name the Roots, canals, and canal spaces for each root for the molars. How many canals should you look for in each?
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See study sheet.
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Which tooth may have a C shaped canal system?
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Mand 2nd Molar
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On which molar is endodonic work normally not done?
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3rd Molar.
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Which molar has often a 1:1 crown to root ration?
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3rd Molar
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Which anterior teeth are most likely to have 2 canals? What would be the names of these canals if you did locate two?
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a. Mandibular anterior teeth. Always look for 2 canals. Facial and Lingual canals
b. Maxillary Anterior Teeth, 1 root 1 canal, Canal is centered F/L and M/D c. Premolars (Not anteriors, but good to know) Max 1st premolar has 2 roots and 2 canals called the Buccal and Lingual. The Maxillary 2nd has 1 root adn 1 canal, but always good to look for 2, Would be positioned faciolingually. THE Mandibular 1st has 1 root and 1 canal usually, may have 2 positioned faciolingually, may vary in position. The Mandibular second has 1 root and one canal usually. |
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Which tooth has the longest root in the mouth?
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Max Canines
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Which teeth are wider mesiodistally
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Max incisors and mand molars
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Which teeth are wider faciolingually
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Mandibular incisory, Canines, All premolars (mandibular premolars close to equal), Maxillary Molars
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Which tooth has a kidney bean cross section in the cervical third depression on the mesial surface of crown and root?
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Maxillary 1st premolar
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Which molars are most likely to have a 1 to 1 crown root ratio?
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3rd Molars
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Which tooth has a triangular root cross-section in teh cervical third? ANd where is the canal located in this cross-section? Where are the pulp horns located in the coronal portion of this tooth and what happens if tissue is not removed during endodontic access?
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Maxillary central incisor, Canal is centered mesiodistally and faciolingually. There are frequently 3 pulp horns located mesially, centrally, and distally. Non-removal of tissue can cause coronal discoloration.
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What happens to pulp spaces as we age?
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Reduced in size, pulp horns gradually reduced in size. Filled in by tertiary dentin.
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On which surface of which root of the mandibular first molar would you find a deep depression known as the “danger zone”?
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Distal Surface
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On tooth 14 which root would have two canals?
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Mesiobuccal
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On tooth 19 which root would have two canals?
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Mesial, (30% of the time-disal)
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Which tooth has a mesial depression on the surface of the crown and root?
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Maxillary First Molar
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How many canals does the maxillary first molar usually have?
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2
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How many roots does the max first molar usually have?
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2
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What tooth has the longest root in the mouth?
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Maxillary Canine
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What anterior teeth are most likely to have two canals: one to the facial and one to the lingual?
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Mandibular Anteriors
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On which surface on which root of tooth #30 is there a deep depression known as the danger zone?
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Distal surface of the mesial root
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Which of the posterior teeth has a 1:1 crown to root ratio?
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Any third molar
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