WorksheetsDENT1014: Airforce Manual VI Anatomy Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which teeth are used to tear food? (referred to as a 'cuspid')
a) molars
b) premolars
c) centrals
d) canines
The word ______ describes the function of incising or cutting food.
a) chew
b) bite
c) incisor
d) munch
Which teeth are the largest teeth in the dental arches and primarily function as grinders during mastication (chewing)?
a) central & lateral incisors
b) canines
c) premolars
d) molars
Which teeth function as seizing and grinding teeth?
a) centrals
b) canines
c) premolars
d) molars
A tooth is divided into two sections: the crown and the root; The crown is covered in enamel, the root is covered in cementum.
a) both statements are true
b) both statements are false
c) first statement is true; second statement is false
d) first statement is false, second statement is true
An anatomical crown is the part of the crown you see; A clinical crown is the whole crown.
a) both statements are true
b) both statements are false
c) first statement is true; second statement is false
d) first statement is false; second statement is true
The imaginary line that goes through the crown and root around which the substance of a tooth is most symmetrically distributed is called...?
a) long axis
b) marginal ridge
c) line angle
d) dotted line
An angle that is formed by the junction of two crown surfaces is called...?
a) point angle
b) line angle
c) long axis
d) horizontal division
Looking at the image above of the Maxillary First Molar...what anatomical feature is presented in #2?
a) mesio-buccal cusp
b) disto-buccal triangular ridge
c) disto-buccal cusp
d) mesial marginal ridge
What view of the tooth is depicted in the following picture above?
a) occlusal
b) facial
c) mesial
d) distal
A ______ is the junction line between the inclined walls of adjacent cusp or ridges. They represent lines of union between lobes of the crown during its formation.
a) supplemental groove
b) developmental groove
c) fissure
d) triangular fossa
Looking at the image above of the Maxillary Central Incisor...what anatomical feature is presented in #8?
a) mesio-inciso angle
d) distal marginal ridge
c) cingulum
d) cemento-enamel junction (CEJ)
An _____ is a space diverging from the contacting proximal surfaces of two adjacent teeth.
a) embrasure
b) contact point
c) cusp tip
contact area
Looking at the image above of the Mandibular Canine...what anatomical feature is presented in #1?
a) cusp tip
b) lingual ridge
c) distal cusp ridge
d) cingulum
Looking at the image above of the Maxillary First Molar...what anatomical feature is presented in #18?
a) mesial triangular fossa
b) oblique ridge
c) cusp of carabelli
d) buccal developmental groove
