Solution and Answer Guide: ShortLevin-Goldstein, Head, Neck, and Dental Anatomy5e,9780357457122; Chapter 1:

Solution and Answer Guide: Short/Levin-Goldstein, Head, Neck, and Dental Anatomy5e,9780357457122; Chapter 1: Nomenclature 1 © 2022 Cengage. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part.Solution and Answer Guide Short/Levin-Goldstein, Head, Neck, and Dental Anatomy, 5e, Chapter 1: Nomenclature Table of Contents Review Exercises ............................................................................................................................ 1 Definitions ................................................................................................................................................. 1 Diagrams ................................................................................................................................................... 2 Mutiple Choice .......................................................................................................................................... 2 Review Exercises Definitions

1.Active eruption: Initial eruption period

2.Anterior: Teeth in front of the mouth

3.Attrition: Wearing away of the biting and/or chewing surfaces

4.Deciduous: Primary teeth

5.Dentition: Set of teeth

6.Diphyodont: Species with two sets of teeth during their lives

7.Exfoliate: Shed

8.Gingival: Gum

9.Mastication: Chewing

10.Polyphyodont: Species with several sets of teeth during their lives

11.Posterior: Teeth in the back of the mouth

12.Succedaneous: Permanent teeth 1 / 4

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Primary

Mutiple Choice

1. The total number of deciduous teeth is:

B: 20

2. All deciduous teeth have erupted by age:

C: 2 ½- 3 years

3. The number of permanent anterior teeth in a quadrant is:

B: 3

4. The fifth tooth from the midline in the permanent dentition is the:

B: second premolar

5. The number of premolars in a deciduous dentition is:

D: 0 2 / 4

Solution and Answer Guide: Short/Levin-Goldstein, Head, Neck, and Dental Anatomy, 5e, 9780357457122; Chapter 2: Structurs of the Oral Cavity 1 © 2022 Cengage. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publiclyaccessible website, in whole or in part.Solution and Answer Guide Short/ Levin-Goldstein, Head, Neck, and Dental Anatomy, 5e, Chapter 2: Structures of the Oral Cavity Table of Contents Review Exercises ............................................................................................................................ 1 Definitions ................................................................................................................................................. 1 Multiple Choice ......................................................................................................................................... 1 Review Exercises Definitions

1.Buccal: relating to the cheek

2.Sub: under

3.Frenum: folds of tissue

4.Labial: relating to the lips

5.Lingual: relating to the tongue

6.Mental: relating to the chin

7.Nasal: relating to the nose

8.Plica: fold (of tissue)

9.Raphe: a seam (of tissue)

Multiple Choice 1.Which of the following is the superior boundary of the oral cavity proper?

C: palate

2.An elevated fold of soft mucosal tissue extending from the alveolar mucosa of the maxillary

central incisors to the labial mucosa is referred to as:

C: labial frenum

3.A raised, white, horizontal extension of soft tissue extending along the buccal mucosa at the

occlusal line is referred to as:

B: linea alba

4.A bony prominence located at the midline of the hard palate is referred to as:

D: torus 3 / 4

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5. The area of the oral cavity that joins with the throat is referred to as:

A: oropharynx

6. The most numerous papillae on the dorsum of the tongue are:

C: filiform

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