- •*Structure of the teeth *2*21*1*
- •*Structure of the teeth *3*8*1*
- •*Structure of the teeth *4*9*1*
- •*Anatomy of individual teeth *1*23*1*
- •*Anatomy of individual teeth *2*23*1*
- •*Anatomy of individual teeth *3*10*1*
- •*Anatomy of individual teeth *4*14*1*
- •Oral cavity*1*22*2*
- •*Oral cavity *2*22*1*
- •Oral cavity *3*10*1*
- •*Teeth and gums*1*22*1*
- •*Teeth and gums*2*22*1*
- •*Oral cavity. Teeth and gums*4*28*1*
- •*Modern medical means for toothcare. Toothbrushing*1*21*1*
- •*Modern medical means for toothcare. Toothbrushing*2*21*1*
- •*Modern medical means for toothcare. Toothbrushing*3*10*1*
- •*Causes of caries *1*21*1*
- •*Causes of caries*2*21*1*
- •*Causes of caries*3*12*1*
- •*Causes of caries*4*14*1*
- •*Prevention and treatment of caries*1*21*1*
- •*Prevention and treatment of caries*2*21*1*
- •*Prevention and treatment of caries*3*12*1*
- •*Prevention and treatment of caries. Oral hygiene*4*28*1*
- •*Periodontal disease*1*23*1*
- •*Periodontal disease*2*23*1*
- •*Periodontal disease*3*12*1*
- •*Periodontal disease*4*14*1*
- •*Filling*1*21*1*
- •*Filling*2*21*1*
- •In the very deepest cavities.
- •*Filling*3*12*1*
- •*Filling*4*14*1*
- •*Orthodontics*1*21*1*
- •*Orthodontics*2*21*1*
- •*Orthodontics*3*21*1*
- •*Orthodontics*4*14*1*
*Anatomy of individual teeth *3*10*1*
#106
*!The deciduous teeth are the primary teeth that first erupt in babies and are more commonly known as milk teeth. In this article, the general anatomical information about the deciduous teeth will be discussed, following a chronological list of when the milk teeth erupt and when they fall out. Lastly, a common pathological disorder that ails milk teeth will be mentioned.
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*+Deciduous teeth
*Secondary teeth
*Molarteeth
*Anatomy of the teeth
*Structure of the teeth
#107
*!The crown of the tooth is that portion of the tooth that is covered with enamel. In most people, the crown lies nearly entirely exposed above the gum line. In children, the gingiva may partially cover the cervical (lower) part of the enamel. Enamel is the substance that covers the crown of the tooth. It is very hard and quite resistant to mechanical and chemical attack. Its purpose, of course, is to protect the tooth from the dangers posed to the teeth by the oral environment.
Which is the most suitable title to this passage?
*Anatomy of the teeth
*+Structure of the teeth
*Deciduous teeth
*Secondary teeth
*Molarteeth
#108
*!People have two sets of teeth in their lives, the primary teeth (also called the baby, milk or deciduous teeth) and the permanent teeth (also called the adult or secondary teeth). Children have 20 primary teeth; they are replaced by the permanent teeth by about age 13. Adults have 32 permanent teeth.
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*+Classification of the teeth
*Structure of the teeth
*Deciduous teeth
*Secondary teeth
*Molarteeth
#109
*!There are four incisors in each arch. Two central incisors and two lateral incisors. Location is the central incisors are side by at the midline. There is a lateral incisor on each side of the central incisors. Incisors have one root and flattened chisel-shaped crowns. The upper crowns are much wider than their lower counterparts.
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*Crowns
*+Incisors
*Jaws
*Canines
*Premolars
#110
*!There are four premolars in each arch. Two first premolars and two second premolars. They are sometimes referred to as bicuspids. There are no premolars in the primary dentition. Location is first premolars are next to the canines followed by the second premolars.
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*+Premolars
*Molars
*Dentitions
*Canines
*Jaws
#111
*!Food needs to be broken down and chewed before entering the digestive system so that our body can easily absorb nutrients from them. Incisors and canines are for cutting up food into smaller pieces ready for chewing. Teeth can help us pronounce accurately.
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*Structure of the teeth
*Anatomy of the teeth
*+Function of the teeth
*Root of the teeth
*Description of teeth
#112
*!When the upper and lower teeth are closed together, they are said to be in occlusion. The arch of the upper teeth is large. Because upper teeth overlap the lowers on the buccal. Lower buccal cusps according bite into the fissure. The upper and lower central incisors form one straight vertical line. Lower central incisors are much narrow.
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*Function of the teeth
*+Occlusion of the teeth
*Description of teeth
*Structure of the teeth
*Anatomy of the teeth
#113
*!There are three molars in each arch of the permanent dentition. Two first molars, two second molars and two third molars. Thirds molars are sometimes called wisdom teeth. There are two molars in each arch of the primary dentition. Two first molars and second molars.
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*Premolars
*Jaws
*Canines
*+Molars
*Incisors
#114
*!First molars are the largest teeth of all. Third molars are very variable in size and number of roots and cusps. They are smallest molars and their roots are frequently fused together. Deciduous molars are like miniature permanent molars. They have the same number of roots. Their crowns are much whiter.
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*Incisors
*Canines
*Jaws
*Premolars
*+Molars
#115
*!Occlusion, in a dental context, means simply the contact between teeth. More technically, it is the relationship between the maxillary (upper) and mandibular (lower) teeth when they approach each other, as occurs during chewing or at rest.
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*Incisors
*Canines
*Jaws
*Premolars
*+Occlusion