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15 Cards in this Set

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Pedo Crowns
-white
-broad flat contacts
-cervical bulbe, restricted at CEJ
-Crown smaller in comparison to root
-thinner/even layers of enamel/dentin
-enamel rods in gingival 1/3 extend occlusally from the dej(usually gingivally)
Pedo Roots
-long narrow roots
-Root trunk shorter
-Root horn/chambers larger
-Pulp horns closer to surface
Max Centrals
-wider md that ic
-no mamelons
-prominent cingulum
Max Laterals
-smaller in all dims that the central
-wider ic than md
Mand Centrals
-symmetrical
-prominant cingulum
Mand Lateral
-wider/longer than Centrals
-incisal edge slopes distally
-cingulum offset distally
Max K-9
-Mesial cusp slope longer
-cusp offset to distal
-strong lingual anatomy
Man K-9
-distal cusp slope longer
-smooth lingual surface
-smaller labiolingually than max
Max 1st Molar
-Resembles premolar
-4 cusps, Mesial larger than buccal
-transverse ridge
-buccal cervical ridge
-3 roots
Max 2nd Molar
-Resemblers 1st molar
-4 cusps
-cusp of carabelli, larger than 1st molar
-3 roots
Mandibular 1st molar
-unlike any other in dentition
-prominent buccal cervical ridge
-4 cusps Buccal>lingual
-transverse b/w MB/ML
Mandibular 2nd Molar
-resembers mandibular 1st
-5 cusps, 3 buccal same size
Eruption
1. MC
2. MX-C
3. MX-L
4. ML
5. 1st molars
6. Max-K9
7. Man-K-9
8. 2nd molars
Why are the teeth wiggly?
Root resoprtion
-stellate reticulum
-dental follicle
Eruption Sequence
Max Man
1.1st molar 1st molar
2. Central Central
3. Lateral Lateral
4. 1st pre k9
5. 2nd pre 1st pre
6. k9 2nd pre
7. 2nd molar 2nd molar