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This document provides details about the anatomy of a permanent maxillary right third molar tooth. It describes the eruption timeline, root development, surfaces, cusps, grooves, contacts and other anatomical features of this tooth. The surfaces described include buccal, lingual, mesial, distal, and occlusal. Features like cusp ridges, developmental grooves, cervical lines, and root trunks are defined for each surface. Reference is made to Wheeler's Dental Anatomy book. The document concludes with an announcement of a 5 minute quiz on the material.
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- 1. DENTAL ANATOMY LAB PERMANENT MAXILLARY RIGHT THIRD MOLAR
- 3. PERMANENT MAXILLARY RIGHT THIRD MOLAR • Eruption 17 - 21 years • Root Complete 18 - 25 years CHRONOLOGY
- 4. BUCCAL SURFACE 1. Mesiobuccal cusp = Mesial cusp ridge + Distal cusp ridge. 2. Distobuccal cusp = Mesial cusp ridge + Distal cusp ridge. 3. Mesiolingual cusp= Mesial cusp ridge + Distal cusp ridge. 4. Buccal developmental groove. 5. Cervical line. 6. Root trunk. 7. Mesiobuccal Root & its apex. 8. Distobuccal root & its apex. 9. Lingual root & its apex. 10.Trifurcation area.
- 5. BUCCAL SURFACE • Proximal Contact: 1- Mesial Within middle third. 2- Distal Within middle third.
- 6. LINGUAL SURFACE 1. Mesiolingual cusp= Mesial cusp ridge + Distal cusp ridge. 2. Distolingual cusp = Mesial cusp ridge + Distal cusp ridge. 3. Lingual developmental groove. 4. Cervical line. 5. Mesiobuccal Root & its apex. 6. Distobuccal root & its apex. 7. Lingual root & its apex.
- 7. MESIAL SURFACE 1. Mesiobuccal cusp & its Mesial cusp ridge. 2. Mesiolingual cusp & its Mesial cusp ridge. 3. Fifth cusp (Cusp of Carabelli). 4. Mesial marginal ridge. 5. Mesial Contact area. 6. Cervical ridge. 7. Cervical line. 8. Root Trunk. 9. Mesiobuccal root & Lingual root (Fused). 10.Trifurcation area.
- 8. MESIAL SURFACE • Contour Height 1- Buccal Within cervical third. 2- Lingual Within middle third.
- 9. DISTAL SURFACE 1. Distobuccal cusp & its distal cusp ridge. 2. Distolingual cusp & its distal cusp ridge. 3. Distal marginal ridge. 4. Distal Contact area. 5. Cervical ridge. 6. Cervical line. 7. Root Trunk. 8. Mesiobuccal root & its apex. 9. Distobuccal root & Lingual root ( Fused). 10.Trifurcation area.
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- 11. OCCLUSAL SURFACE • 0utline: Heart - shaped.
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