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Dental Anatomy
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health-sciences
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dentistry
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Answer 48 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Cell in dental pulp which froms dentin
Periodontics
Maxilla
Odontoclast
Pedodontics
2. Left or right half of an arch
Dentition
Quadrant
Cusp
Succedaneous
3. Any permanent tooth that replaces baby teeth
Apical Foramen
Salivary Gland
Succedaneous
Oral Pathology
4. Mashing surface of posterior teeth
Lingual
Occlusal
Cementum
Facial
5. The surface that touches the tongue
Maxilla
Quadrant
Lingual
Oral Pathology
6. Adjacent to the lip
Labial
Cingulum
Posterior
Exfoliation
7. A fold under the tongue which limits movement
Anterior
Frenulum Linguae
Pulp
General Denistry
8. Artificial replacement of teeth and supporting tissues
Frenulum Linguae
Midline
Prosthodontics
Cusp
9. Membrane that lines passages that communicate with air
Lingual
Mucous Membrane
Tuberosity
Exfoliation
10. Lower jaw
Dentition
Periodontics
Mandible
Pedodontics
11. Baby teeth
Frenulum Linguae
Anatomic Root
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Deciduous
12. That portion of the tooth that is covered with enamel
Pulp
Enamel
Anatomic Crown
Maxilla
13. Towards the midline
Prosthodontics
Mesial
Tuberosity
Mucous Membrane
14. Outermost covering of the crown
Pulp
General Denistry
Enamel
Interproximal
15. Dental specialty concerned with diagnosis and treatment of diseases of dental pulp
Occlusal
Endodontics
Quadrant
Retromolar Area
16. Gums
Tuberosity
Periodontal Ligament
Gingiva
Enamel
17. Round surfaces of teeth
Midline
Cusp
Pulp
Sinus
18. Biting surface of front teeth
Enamel
Endodontics
Frenulum Linguae
Incisal
19. The most distal aspect to the maxilla
Denturist
Quadrant
Tuberosity
Dentin
20. A lab tech who works directly with patients to fabricate dentures
Periodontal Ligament
General Denistry
Anatomic Root
Denturist
21. Adjacent to the lips and cheeks
Facial
Mucous Membrane
Midline
Buccal
22. Glands which produce and secrete saliva
Gingiva
Mesial
Frenulum Linguae
Salivary Gland
23. Tooth root
Anatomic Root
Mesial
Tuberosity
Posterior
24. Adjacent to the cheek
Sinus
Enamel
Deciduous
Buccal
25. Space behing the last molar on the mandible
Dentition
Retromolar Area
Periodontal Ligament
Occlusal
26. Towards the back
Denturist
Posterior
Incisal
Facial
27. Upper jaw
Maxilla
Pedodontics
Labial
Posterior
28. Lingual lobe of the front tooth
Cingulum
Sinus
Salivary Gland
Pedodontics
29. The bony socket in which the tooth is held
Midline
Pedodontics
Alveolus
Denturist
30. Pertaining to the middle
Midline
Exfoliation
Distal
Periodontics
31. Specialty dealing with diagnosis and treatment of diseases of hard and soft tissues
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Pedodontics
Odontoclast
Mesial
32. Toward the front
Enamel
Anterior
General Denistry
Cementum
33. The kind - number - and arrangement of teeth
Dentition
Occlusal
Lingual
Prosthodontics
34. Appearing in the mouth
Interproximal
Maxilla
Eruption
Prosthodontics
35. Hollow space
Sinus
Dentin
Mandible
Apical Foramen
36. The shedding process of primary teeth
Exfoliation
Quadrant
Tuberosity
Cementum
37. All phases of denistry
General Denistry
Tuberosity
Oral Pathology
Pulp
38. Specialty dealing with the diseases of tissue that surround and supports the teeth
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Cementum
Midline
Periodontics
39. Tissue that covers the anatomic root
Endodontics
Cementum
Succedaneous
Apical Foramen
40. Tissue underlying enamel and centenum
Dentin
Exfoliation
Anatomic Crown
Oral Pathology
41. Farthest from the midline
Anatomic Crown
Mucous Membrane
Periodontal Ligament
Distal
42. Denoting the area between two teeth
Prosthodontics
Pedodontics
Interproximal
Periodontal Ligament
43. The bone that surrounds and supports the teeth
Alveolar Process
Periodontics
Anatomic Root
Exfoliation
44. The natural opening at the end of the root
Deciduous
Distal
Apical Foramen
Occlusal
45. Specialty for children's denistry
Maxilla
Pulp
Periodontics
Pedodontics
46. Deals with intra-oral diseases and related structures
Quadrant
Alveolar Process
Oral Pathology
Mesial
47. Holds tooth in the socket
Cusp
Pedodontics
Periodontal Ligament
Anatomic Root
48. Tissue that makes up the canal chamber
Maxilla
Denturist
Pulp
Tuberosity