Using the numbers on the maxillary teeth, put the following right maxillary teeth in order from 1 to 8. Тeeth First premolar Canine First molar Third molar Lateral Central Second Second incisor incisor molar premolar Maxillary teeth (Inferior view) 17 18 Mandibular teeth (Superior view) 1 2 3 4 7 8 LO

Exercise 6: Human Osteology: Dentition Some Unusual Features of Human Dentition There are many interesting features found in human dentition. Some students may be familiar with impacted wisdom teeth. These are teeth that erupt at an angle. There are some examples on pages 240 and 241 in the Photographic At- las. Shoveled-shaped incisors are upper incisors that have a concavity on the inside surface of the tooth. See Figure 7.62 (page 254). Exercise 6.2 Analysis of Dental Features 66 Using the same skull as you used in the exercises on the human skull, answer the following ques- tions. Label of skull you are measuring: ? 1. What is the specific dental formula for the skull? Are any adult teeth missing? Note any other interesting features. 2. What is the shape of the dental arcade? 3. What angle do the incisors make where they are embedded in the jaw? world of an 4. How many cusps do you see on the upper premolars? The lower premolars? Is one cusp larger than the other on each tooth?…

The dog in the image lost 22 teeth looking at the images, which teeth do you think he lost exactly or more or less using the triada system?

The child in Slide B presents for a new patient assessment. She is 6 years old. You evaluate her dentition and note permanent teeth have erupted in the mandibular arch. You know this because:  A - Primary teeth are lighter in color B-Permanent mandibular incisors begin to erupt at 6-7 years of age C-Permanent mandibular incisors usually have mamelons D- A,B E- A,B and C

Make a schematic diagram of the arterial blood supply and venous drainage of the maxillary teeth.