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  1. 1What teeth numbers are the maxillary 1st molars3 and 14
  2. 2at what age do the maxillary 1st molars erupt6-7, "6 year old molars"
  3. 3How many B cusps does the maxillary 1st molars have and what are the names2 B cusps, MB & DB
  4. 4Which B cusp is longer and wider on the maxillary 1st molarMB longer and wider than DB
  5. 5the maxillary 1st molars have a B groove between the cusps that sometimes ends in aB pit
  6. 6The cervical ridge located on the cervical 1/3 of the maxillary 1st molars is also theB HOC
  7. 7How many cusps are on the L of the maxillary 1st molars and what are their names2 functioning cusps, sometimes 1 non-functioning, ML & DL and C of C on ML cusps
  8. 8Which cusp is always the largest cusp on the maxillary 1st molars? the smallest functioning? smallest non-functioning?ML largest, DL smallest functioning, C of C smallest non-functioning
  9. 9What percentage of the time does the maxillary 1st molar have a C of C70%
  10. 10on the maxillary 1st molars which surface is wide, L or BL
  11. 11The L groove runs between which cuspsML and DL
  12. 12Which mesial cusp is longer on the maxillary 1st molar, ML or MBML
  13. 13Which CEJ on the Maxillary 1st molar is slightly more curved M or DM
  14. 14Which D cusp on the maxillary 1st molar is longer, DB or DLDB
  15. 15What shape is the maxillary 1st molarparallelogram
  16. 16How many triangular ridges does the maxillary 1st molar have and what are their names5 triangular ridges, MB, DB, 2ML, &DL
  17. 17How many transverse ridges does the maxillary 1st molar have and of which triangular rides are they composed1 transverse ridge, ML+ MB
  18. 18How many oblique ridges does they maxillary 1st molars have and of what triangular ridges are they composed1 oblique ridge, ML + DB
  19. 19The D oblique groove on the maxillary 1st molar runs parallel to the ML+DB oblique ridge. It runs across the occlusal surface onto the lingual surface. When it hits the lingual surface its calledthe lingual groove
  20. 20The maxillary 1st molar has a CDG a Distal oblique groove and aBG
  21. 21How many triangular fossa does the maxillary 1st molar have and what are their namesM, C, D
  22. 22Which is greater MMR or DMR on the maxillary 1st molarMMR
  23. 23Where is the L height of contour on the maxillary 1st molarcervical or middle third depending on C of C
  24. 24Where is the M contact area on the Maxillary 1st molarjunction of occlusal and middle 1/3
  25. 25where is the D height of contour on the maxillary 1st molarmiddle 1/3
  26. 26How many roots does the maxillary 1st molar have and what are their names3 roots, MB, DB, L
  27. 27What are the root lenghts on the maxillary 1st molarMB 12.9, DB 12.2, L 13.7
  28. 28The lingual root is the longest on the maxillary 1st molar and flaresLingually
  29. 29in what direction on the MB and DB roots curved on the maxillary 1st molarcurve inward
  30. 30on the maxillary 1st molar the MB root is shorter and wider than the thinner ( ) rootDB
  31. 31How many root depressions does the maxillary 1st molar have and on what roots are they2 root depressions, L surface or L root and M surface or MB root
  32. 32How many root canals does the maxillary 1st molar have and in what roots are they located4 root canals. 2 in the MB root, 1 in DB root, and 1 in L root
  33. 33What are the areas of plaque retention on the maxillary 1st molarTriangular fossa, B, L and DO developmental grooves, B pit, root depressions if A/L
  34. 34what teeth numbers are the maxillary 2nd molars2 and 15
  35. 35at what age to the maxillary 2nd molars erupt12-13 "12 year old molars"
  36. 36what are the anatomical traits of the maxillary 2nd molarssimilar to the maxillary 1st molars but smaller
  37. 37How many buccal cusps does the maxillary 2nd molars have and how are they named2 buccal cusps, MB & DB
  38. 38on the maxillary 2nd molars which buccal cusp s longer and wider MB or DBMB
  39. 39the buccal surface of the maxillary 2nd molars tilts distally at thecervix
  40. 40What runs between the buccal cusps on the maxillary 2nd molars which sometimes ends in a B pitB groove
  41. 41How many L cusps does the maxillary 2nd molars have and how are they named2 L cusps, ML & DL
  42. 42Which cusp is the largest cups on the maxillary 2nd molarsML cusp
  43. 43Which surface on the maxillary 2nd molars is narrower, L or BL
  44. 44on the maxillary 2nd molars the lingual groove separates cusps and is a continuation of theD oblique groove
  45. 45On the maxillary 2nd molars sometimes there is no Lingual groove which results inonly 1 large L cusp
  46. 46When the maxillary 2nd molars only have one large L cusp they are called a 3 cusp type, how often does this happen38%
  47. 47On the maxillary 2nd molars which is slightly more curved M CEJ or D CEJM CEJ
  48. 48On the maxillary 2nd molars which is more cervically located DMR or MMRDMR
  49. 49Which buccal cusp on the maxillary 2nd molars is larger, MB or DBMB
  50. 50How many triangular ridges does the maxillary 2nd molars have and what are their names5 triangular ridges; MB, DB, 2ML, &DL
  51. 51how many transverse ridges does the maxillary 2nd molars have and of what cusps are they composed1 transverse ridge; MB+ML
  52. 52How many oblique ridges does the maxillary 2nd molars have and of what cusps are they composed1 oblique ridge, ML+DL
  53. 53How many triangular fossa does the maxillary 2nd molars have and what are their names3 triangular fossa, M, C, & D
  54. 54True or False, the maxillary 2nd molars has more supplemental groves than the maxillary 1st molarstrue
  55. 55The B HOC on the maxillary 2nd molars is at the B cervical ridge in thecervical 1/3
  56. 56Where is the L HOC on the maxillary 2nd molars is in theMiddle 1/3
  57. 57Where is the M contact area on the maxillary 2nd molarsjunction of occlusal and middle 1/3
  58. 58Where is the D contact area on the maxillary 2nd molarsmiddle 1/3
  59. 59How many roots does the maxillary 2nd molars have and what are their names3 roots, MB, DB & L
  60. 60What are the lengths of the roots of the maxillary 2nd molarsMB 12.9, DB 12.1, L 13.7
  61. 61Does the maxillary 2nd molars have a longer or shorter root trunk than the maxillary 1st molarslonger
  62. 62are the MB and DB roots on the maxillary 2nd molars more curved or less curved than the roots on the maxillary 1st molarsless curved
  63. 63Are the roots on the maxillary 2nd molars further apart or closer together than the roots on the maxillary 1st molarscloser together
  64. 64How many root canals does the maxillary 2nd molars have and where are they located4 root canals, 2 MB, 1 DB and 1 L
  65. 65How many root depressions does the maxillary 2nd molars have and where are they located2 root depressions, L surface of L root, M surface of MB root
  66. 66What are the areas of plaque retention on the maxillary 2nd molarstriangular fossa, supplemental grooves, distal oblique grooves, B put and groove, L groove
  67. 67What are the tooth numbers on the maxillary 3rd molars1 and 16
  68. 68at what age to the maxillary 3rd molars erupt17-21, "wisdom teeth"
  69. 69What are 3 anatomical traits of the maxillary 3rd molarsall different shapes and sizes, smallest maxillary molar, sometimes a microdont
  70. 70What is the usually shape of the maxillary 3rd molarsheart shaped
  71. 71How many B cusps does the maxillary 3rd molars usually have2 B cusps
  72. 72How many L cusps does the maxillary 3rd molars usually have1 L cusp
  73. 73Does the maxillary 3rd molars have many supplemental grooves or just a fewmany
  74. 74How many roots does the maxillary 3rd molars have and what is special about them3 roots, usually fused
  75. 75what are the root lengths of the maxillary 3rd molars10-11.2
  76. 76What causes the maxillary 3rd molars to be very plaque retentivemany supplemental grooves and their very D location
  77. 77What are the tooth numbers of the mandibular 1st molars19 and 30
  78. 78at what age to the mandibular 1st molars erupt5-6 years, "6 year old molars"
  79. 79How many B cusps does the mandibular 1st molars have and what are their names3 B cusps; MB, DB, D
  80. 80Of the 3 buccal cusps on the mandibular 1st molars which is the largest and tallest? which is the smallest?MB largest and smallest, D is smallest
  81. 81the mandibular 1st molars have B grooves that start on the occusal surface, how many does it have and what are their names2 B grooves, MBDG and DBDG
  82. 82Which B groove is longer and ends with a pit MB or DBMB
  83. 83Which is larger on the mandibular 1st molars L or BB
  84. 84How many L cusps does the mandibular 1st molars have and what are their names2 L cusps, ML and DL
  85. 85True or false, both L cusps are higher and pointer the B cusps, with the ML cusp being the tallest on the mandibular 1st molarstrue
  86. 86How many L grooves does the mandibular 1st molars have1 L groove
  87. 87From the M view in which direction does the crown on the mandibular 1st molars tiltLingually
  88. 88From the mesial view which surface is convex B or LB
  89. 89on the mandibular 1st molars which is more cervically located allowing you to see more of the occlusal surface ,DMR or MMRDMR
  90. 90On the mandibular 1st molars is the crown narrower faciolinugally on the D or M sideD
  91. 91How many cusps does the mandibular 1st molars have and what are their names5 cusps, MB, DM, D, ML & DL
  92. 92How many triangular fossa does the mandibular 1st molars have and what are their names3 triangular fossa, M, C, & D
  93. 93There are 4 grooves on the occlusal surface of the mandibular 1st molars, name themCDG, MB, DB, and L groove
  94. 94How many Triangular ridges does the mandibular 1st molars have and what are their names5 triangular ridges; MB, DB, D, ML, DL
  95. 95How many transverse ridges does the mandibular 1st molars have and from what ridges are they formed2 transverse ridges, MB+ML and DB=DL
  96. 96The B HOC on the mandibular 1st molars is at the B cervical ridge located in thecervical 1/3
  97. 97Where is the L HOC on the mandibular 1st molarsmiddle 1/3
  98. 98Where is the M contact area on the mandibular 1st molarsjunction of occlusal and middle 1/3
  99. 99where is the D contact area on the mandibular 1st molarsmiddle 1/3
  100. 100How many roots does the mandibular 1st molars have and what are their names2 root, M and D
  101. 101In what direction does the apical 1/3 of the roots on the mandibular 1st molars curveDistally
  102. 102The M root on the mandibular 1st molars is usually 1mm longer than the D root, what are their average lengthsM 14, D 13
  103. 103The mandibular 1st molars has root trunk depression on what surfaces just superior to the furcationF and L
  104. 104How many root depressions does the mandibular 1st molars have and where are they located1 root depression, M surface of M root
  105. 105How many root canals does the mandibular 1st molars usually have and where are they located3 root canals, 2 in the M and 1 in the D
  106. 106Where are the areas of plaque retention on the mandibular 1st molarsdevelopmental grooves, B pit, triangular fossa, B and L depression in root is A/L, M root depression is A/L
  107. 107What are the teeth numbers of the mandibular 2nd molars18 and 31
  108. 108at what age do the mandibular 2nd molars erupt11-12 "12 year old molars"
  109. 109how many B cusps does the mandibular 2nd molars have and what are their names2 B cusps, MB and DB
  110. 110the mandibular 2nd molars have a B groove that sometimes ends in this, however its not as common as on the mandibular 1st molarB pit
  111. 111How many L cusps does the mandibular 2nd molars have and what are their names2 L cusps ML and DL
  112. 112How many L grooves does the mandibular 2nd molars have1
  113. 113on the mandibular 2nd molars which cusp is longer and wider, ML or DLML
  114. 114which is surface on the mandibular 2nd molars is greater L or BL
  115. 115from the M view in which direction does the crown on the mandibular 2nd molars tiltLingually
  116. 116From the mesial view of the mandibular 2nd molars, which surface is convex, B or LB
  117. 117Which cusps are higher and pointer on the mandibular 2nd molars, B or LL
  118. 118on the mandibular 2nd molars which is more cervically located MMR or DMRDMR
  119. 119which surface from the distal view on the mandibular 2nd molars is narrower faciolingually D or MD
  120. 120what shape is the mandibular 2nd molars known forrectangle
  121. 121which is greater on the mandibular 2nd molars MD or BLMD
  122. 122How many triangular ridges does the mandibular 2nd molars have and what are their names4; MB, ML, DB & DL
  123. 123how many transverse ridges does the mandibular 2nd molars have and from what ridges are they formed2 transverse rides, MB + ML, DB + DL
  124. 124How many oblique ridges does the mandibular 2nd molars have and from what ridges are they formed0 oblique ridges, oblique ridges only on maxillary molars
  125. 125The mandibular 2nd molars has three developmental grooves, what are they called and what formation to they form on the occlusal surfaceCDG, BDG, LDG, form a + sign formation
  126. 126How many triangular fossa does the mandibular 2nd molars have and what are their names3 triangular fossa; M, C and D
  127. 127Which is greater on the mandibular 2nd molars, MMR or DMRMMR
  128. 128which is more convex on the mandibular 2nd molars MMR or DMRDMR
  129. 129The B HOC on the mandibular 2nd molars is at the B cervical ridge located in thecervical 1/3
  130. 130where is the L HOC on the mandibular 2nd molarsmiddle 1/3
  131. 131Where is the M contact area on the mandibular 2nd molarsjunction of occlusal and middle 1/3
  132. 132where is the D contact area on the mandibular 2nd molarsmiddle 1/3
  133. 133How many roots does the mandibular 2nd molars have and what are their names2 root M and D
  134. 134Are the roots on the mandibular 2nd molars more or less spread apart than the roots on the mandibular 1st molarsless spread apart
  135. 135True or false the roots on the mandibular 2nd molars have pointed apicestrue
  136. 136what are the root lengths on the mandibular 2nd molarsthe mesial is slightly longer, M 13.9, D 13
  137. 137Where are the root trunk depressions on the mandibular 2nd molarsB and L slightly above furcation
  138. 138How many root depressions does the mandibular 2nd molars have and where are they located1, M surface or M root
  139. 139How many root canals does the mandibular 2nd molars have3 root canals; 2 in M, 1 in D
  140. 140what are the areas of plaque retention on the mandibular 2nd molarsdevelopmental grooves, B pit, triangular fossa, root depressions
  141. 141what tooth numbers are the mandibular 3rd molars17 and 32
  142. 142at what age to the mandibular 3rd molars erupt17-21 if at all, "wisdom teeth"
  143. 143what are the anatomical traits of the mandibular 3rd molarsusually like the mandibular 2nd molar, can be malformed or a microdont, many supplemental grooves
  144. 144how many roots does the mandibular 3rd molars have, what are their names and what makes them special2 roots, M and D, usually fused
  145. 145what makes the mandibular 3rd molars so plaque retentivesupplemental grooves, triangular fossa, location

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