Permanent Maxillary And Mandibular Canines

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Bear a close resemblance to one another

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permanent maxillary and mandibular canines

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placed at the "corners of the mouth"

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permanent maxillary and madibular canines

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crown+root lengths = longest teeth in mouth

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permanent maxillary and madibular canines

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contribute to "canine guidance," a necessary component of an ideal functional occlusion

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permanent maxillary and madibular canines

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intiation of calcification 4-5 months

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maxillary and mandibular canine

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crown complete 6-7 years

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maxillary and mandibular canine

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eruption 11-12 years

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maxillary canine

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eruption 9-10 years

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mandibular canine

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root complete 13-15 years

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maxillary canine

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root complete 12-14 years

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mandibular canine

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very well defined middle facial lobes that have developed incisally into strong, well-formed cusps

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maxillary and mandibular canine

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anterior teeth with transitional features of posterior teeth

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maxillary and mandibular canine

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cosmetically essential for normal facial expressions at the corners of the mouth (canine eminence)

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maxillary and mandibular canine

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longest root in the mouth (17.0mm)

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maxillary canine

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longest overal crown length (10.0mm) Mn Ca >Mx Cl > Mx Ca

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maxillary canine

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crown and root narrower (M-D) than central incisor

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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M proximal contact: JIM 1/3

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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D proximal contact area: M1/3

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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M crown outline convex from cervix to M contact

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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D crown outline concave from cervix to D contact

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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cusp tip in line or slightly M to the MD bisector

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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M cusp ridge shorter than the D cusp ridge (cusp tip slightly M of M-D bisector)

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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apical 1/3 of the root usually has D culvature (can be M or straight)

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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convexity of cervical line toward root portion

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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facial crown surface smooth

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maxillary canine
(max face smooth)

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developmental depressions delineating 3 facial lobes

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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middle facial lobe most developed of the 3 facial lobes

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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F ridge extends from cusp tip to cervical ridge; inclines mesially at its center

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maxillary canine (facial view)

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cusp tip at or slightly M of center

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maxillary canine (lingual view)

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M cusp ridge shorter than distal cusp ridge

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maxillary canine (lingual view)

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proximal contact areas the same

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maxillary canine (lingual view)

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cusp tip at or F to F-L bisector (never lingual)

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maxillary canine (mesial view)

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cusp tip and root tip aligned

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maxillary canine (mesial view)

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signficant incisial curvature of cervical line

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maxillary canine (mesial view)

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cuvature of cervical line more even

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maxillary canine (lingual view)

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cingulum large;slightly off-set toward the distal

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maxillary canine (lingual view)

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well developed marginal ridges

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maxillary canine (lingual view)

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M and D lingual fossae

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maxillary canine (lingual view)

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crown form tringular

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maxillary canine (mesial view)

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greatest FL measurement of any anterior tooth

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maxillary canine (mesial view)

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F convex then flat

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maxillary canine ( mesial view)

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F convex then concave like a "S"

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maxillary canine (mesial view)
(mnenomic MAX CAN SHOUT)

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Ht. of F and L curvature at cervical 1/3 (cervical ridge)

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maxillary canine (mesial view)

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overall crown outline diamond shaped

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maxillary canine (incisal view)

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cusp tip M to the M-D bisector and F to the F-L bisector

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maxillary canine (incisal view)

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middle facial lobe evident as facial ridge

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maxillary canine (incisal view)

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cingulum makes up cervical 1/3 of crown

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maxillary canine (incisal view)

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cusp tip aligned with root tip centered over the root

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maxillary canine (distal view)

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cervical line dips but not as severely as on mesial surface

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maxillary canine (distal view)

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more pronounce concavity cervical to the distal contact area

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maxillary canine (distal view)

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M portion much more bulked than the distal

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maxillary canine (incisal view)

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D portions appears "stretched" to make contact w/1st premolar

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maxillary canine (incisal view)

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greatest (along w/Mn canine) overall tooth length

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maxillary canine

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longest root of any tooth

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maxillary canine

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F-L dimensions greatest of any anterior tooth

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maxillary canine

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distal bulge (pinched or stretched distally)

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maxillary canine

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cusp tip centered with or facial to F-L bisector (never lingual)

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maxillary canine

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greatest cervical ridge prominence of any anterior tooth

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maxillary canine

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greatest facial ridge prominence of any anterior tooth

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maxillary canine

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distal contact area centered F-L and C-l

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maxillary canine

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longest C-l crown length of any tooth (11.0 mm)

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mandibular canine
(wrong crown man)

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along with maxillary canine, crown + root = longest of all teeth (27.0 mm)

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mandibular canine

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largest mandibular anterior tooth

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mandibular canine

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esthetically important, contributes to smile line

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mandibular canine

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partners with maxillary canine for "canine rise" disclusion

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mandibular canine

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can have bifurcated root (F and L)-key difference between maxillar and mandibular canine

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mandibular canine

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consistent anatomy

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mandibular canine

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anatomical features are subtle and muted, not as conspicuous

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mandibular canine

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M crown outline straight with the M root outline

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mandibular canine (facial view)

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cusp tip in alignment w/M-D bisector

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mandibular canine (facial view)

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M cusp ridge shorter than D cusp ridge (similar with maxillar canine)

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mandibular canine (facial view)

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CEJ semicircular curvature apically

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mandibular canine (facial view)
(MJ man apic)

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structures are present but less developed and less distinct

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mandibular canine (lingual view)

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generally smoother and more regular lingual surface

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mandibular canine

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lingual ridge

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mandibular canine

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cingulum

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mandibular canine (lingual view)

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M marginal ridge

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mandibular canine (lingual view)

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D marginal ridge

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mandibular canine (lingual view)

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mesiolingual fossa

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mandibular canine (lingual view)

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distolingual fossa

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mandibular canine (lingual view)

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crown length longer than maxillary canine (11.0 vs 10.0 mm)

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mandibular canine (facial view)

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crown width narrower (7.0 vs 7.5 mm) makes crown appear longer as well

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mandibular canine (facial view)

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M contact area: incisal 1/3

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mandibular canine (facial view)

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D contact area:middle 1/3

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mandibular canine (facial view)

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F outline of crown and root = "C"

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mandibular canine
(mesial view)

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F & L heights of curvature (cervical ridges ) vary slight (only 0.5 mm extension beyond CEJ)

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mandibular canine (mesial view)

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very little difference

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mandibular canine (distal view)

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lingual position of cusp tip

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mandibular canine (distal view)

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CEJ curvature toward incisal flatter

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mandibular canine (distal view)

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developmental root depression

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mandibular canine (distal view)

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M portion of crown more developed than D portion

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mandibular canine (incisal view)

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cusp tip is lingual to F-L bisector

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mandibular canine (mesial view)

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incisial curvature of CEJ (more so than maxillary canine)

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mandibular canine (mesial view)

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cingulum not pronounced

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mandibular canine (mesial view)

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developmental depression pronounced and deep (possibility of two canal &/or two roots)

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mandibular canine (mesial view)

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crown ouline diamond shaped

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mandibular canine (incisal view)

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F-L dimension > M-D

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mandibular canine (incisal view)

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cusp tip and cusp ridges lingual of F-L bisector

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mandibular canine (incisal view)

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cusp tip M of M-D bisector

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mandibular incisal view

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greatest (along with maxillary canine) overall tooth length

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mandibular canine

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longest root length of any mandibular tooth

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mandibular

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I-C crown length greatest of any tooth

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mandibular canine

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mesial crown & root surfaces aligned in a straight line

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mandibular

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proximal view:facial crown & root curvature = "C"

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mandibular

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cusp/tip cusp ridges lingual to F-L bisector (shared with all mandibular anterior teeth incisal ridges)

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mandibular

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ML & DL fossae each have distinctive boundaries

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mandibular canine

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mandibular canines display anatomy tha is less developed than maxillary canines

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mandibular canine

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on the crown of the permanent maxillary canine, the structure which is located immediately to the mesial of the lingual ridge is correctly termed the:

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mesiolingula fossa

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when compared to the permanent mandibular canine, the crown of the maxillary canine normally exhibits greater prominence of:

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the cingulum, facial ridge, and marginal ridge

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from the labial aspect of the permanent mandibular canine, the mesial margin of the crown from the contact area to the cervical line normally:

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straight
(me straight man)