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WorksheetsDental Anatomy Review
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is the hardest substance in the human body? (Outer Layer of a tooth)
Dentin
Cementum
Enamel
Pulp
Which part of the tooth holds the nerves and blood vessels?
Dentin
Crown
Pulp
Enamel
What is the layer underneath the enamel that makes up most of the tooth?
Dentin
Pulp
Enamel
Bone
What does the bone do?
Holds the teeth in place
Creates saliva
Cuts food into pieces
Helps with breathing
What is the name of the pink tissue surrounding the teeth?
Periodontal ligament
Gingiva (gums)
Dentin
Crown
Which part of the mouth helps you speak and move food?
Tongue
Nose
Ear
Thumb
What keeps food from falling out of the mouth while chewing?
Hair
Lips and cheeks
Eyelids
Teeth whitening gel
Which part of the tooth is visible above the gumline?
Crown
Root
Pulp
Enamel
Which part of the tooth is below the gumline and anchors the tooth into the jaw?
Crown
Root
Incisor
Cusp
Which teeth are used to bite and cut food?
Molars
Incisors
Canines
Premolars
Which teeth tear and hold food in place?
Premolars
Canines
Molars
Incisors
Which teeth grind food?
Premolars and molars
Incisors
Canines
Primary teeth
Premolars are also called:
Bicuspids
Baby teeth
Eye teeth
Second incisors
Third molars are also known as:
Eye teeth
Wisdom teeth
First molars
Premolars
How many incisors do adults have?
4
8
12
16
How many primary teeth are in a full child's mouth?
10
16
20
24
Adults usually have how many permanent teeth?
20
28–32
24
40
Primary teeth begin erupting around what age?
Birth
6 months
12 years
18 years
Permanent teeth start erupting around:
1 year
6 years
10 years
20 years
Which teeth do not exist in primary dentition?
Molars
Premolars
Canines
Incisors
The last permanent teeth to erupt are usually:
First molars
Third molars
Central incisors
Canines
How many teeth are numbered in the permanent Universal Numbering System?
10
20
32
40
Which tooth is #16?
Lower right canine
Upper left third molar
Lower left third molar
Upper right central incisor
Which tooth is #8?
Upper right central incisor
Upper left central incisor
Lower right incisor
Upper right first molar
Which tooth is #9?
Upper left central incisor
Lower right incisor
Upper right canine
Upper left canine
Tooth #24 is located in the:
Upper left
Upper right
Lower right
Lower left
Tooth #19 refers to the:
Upper right first molar
Lower left first molar
Upper left canine
Lower right canine
Tooth #3 refers to the:
Upper right first molar
Lower right incisor
Upper left canine
Lower left premolar
Tooth #22 is the:
Lower left canine
Upper left canine
Lower right first premolar
Upper right second molar
Primary teeth are labeled using:
Letters A–T
Numbers 1–32
Roman numerals
Shapes
What is the soft, sticky layer that causes tooth decay?
Plaque
Saliva
Calcium
Bone
Tooth decay is called:
Caries
Halitosis
Attrition
Gums
What angle should the toothbrush be held?
0°
45°
90°
Upside down
How long should brushing last?
10 seconds
30 seconds
2 minutes
10 minutes
What tool cleans between the teeth?
Toothbrush only
Dental floss
Chewing gum
Popsicle stick
Which is not a flossing product?
Floss picks
Water flosser
String floss
Lotion
What does fluoride do?
Strengthens enamel
Causes plaque to grow
Removes nerves
Makes gums disappear
Why should sugary snacks be limited?
They feed bacteria in plaque
They make teeth stronger
They clean the mouth
They prevent cavities
What is mouth rinse used for?
Reduce bacteria and freshen breath
Replace brushing permanently
Sand down teeth
Remove the roots
Brushing twice daily is important because:
Removes plaque before it hardens
Strengthens bones
Makes you run faster
Bends the teeth
The best drink for healthy teeth is:
Water
Soda
Sports drinks
Juice
Dental checkups should happen:
Every 6 months
Every 5 years
Only if something hurts
Never
