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The loss of deciduous teeth or exfoliation tends to
mirror the |
Eruption sequence of deciduous dentition
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Generally the increase in rate of prevalence of caries
in tooth types is the |
Reverse the order of eruption
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The permanent teeth to develop before any of the
deciduous teeth are lost are the |
Permanent first molars. Usually the first permanent
molars arise distal to the second molar of an intact deciduous dentition. |
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Compared with the cusp of the permanent maxillary
canine, deciduous maxillary canine are |
Longer and sharper
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Form the labial aspect the incisal edges of a permanent
mandibular lateral incisor are slanting with the shorter side being |
Distally
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As compared with deciduous mandibular canine, the
deciduous maxillary canine is larger |
Labiolingually
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From the buccal aspect the deciduous first maxillary
molar is _________ than the mandibular second molar. |
Smaller
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The premolar section of deciduous dentition is
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Maxillary first molar
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In the deciduous dentition the dimension at the cervical
third is _______ than the occlusal third at all molars. |
Greater
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The buccal convexity, a characteristic feature of the
deciduous posterior teeth is much pronounced at the |
Cervical third
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Prof. Rooban Thavarajah
Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologist
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