Welcome to Amyrdh.com!

A.  Max. central incisors

    Distal bulge

B. Max. Lateral incisors

    shorter root than maxillary.

C. Mand. Centrals

    Diastema often seen here b/t #8 & #9

D. Mand. Laterals

    labial ridge

E. Max. Canines

    normally have 2 roots buccal & lingual

F. Mand.  Canines

    Anamoly is the variation in root length or short blunted root.

G. Max 1^st premolars

    generally have 2 fossas on lingual surface.

H. Max. 2^nd premolar

    #10, #7

I. Mand. 1^st premolar

  longer root than crown

J. Mand. 2^nd premolar

    Not bilaterally symmetrical, so easy to tell left from right.

K. Max 1^st molar

    longest crown of all teeth.

L. Max. 2^nd molar

    may have divided root (labial & lingual parts w/ 2 canals)

M. Max. 3^rd molars

     smallest teeth in mouth

N. Mand. 1^st molar

    May not have a central groove

O. Mand 2^nd molar

    Smaller DL cusp

P. Mand 3^rd molar

   Root completion at 10 years

     have no lingual inclination

    has a small non functional lingual cusp & you can see al of the occlusal table from the lingual view

    Shortest of perm teeth.

    No developmental grooves or depressions, smoothest tooth in mouth.

    5 cusps: 3 buccal, 2 lingual

    Proportionally longer

   + type pattern in occlusal surface

  have 2 cusps of almost equal size

    most congenitally missing or impacted tooth.

  cusp of carabelli

    incisal edge is labial to the root axis line

    Sometimes the D-L cusp will be absent making the tooth appear heart shaped from occlusal. Rhomboidal is most common.

    #24, #25

    anomaly: bifurcated root.

    Very rare to have 2 roots

 . 2 buccal & 1 lingual root

    kidney shaped root

    more squatty in apperance

  Most prominent cingulum of all incisor teeth