Here is sequence of development and eruption of every tooth in mouth and their dimensions also explained
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Complete Morphology Of Permanent Maxillary lateral incisors
Lateral Incisor |
Maxillary lateral inisors are two in numbers and next to central incisors,these are smaller than central incisors. Maxillary lateral incisor shows greater variations in morhpology
Labial view
Lingual view
Mesial Aspect
Distal Aspect
Incisal aspect
Root
A: labial viewFriday, November 13, 2020
Tooth morphology of maxillary central incisor
Incisors
Morphology of central incisors
These are towards midline and only teeth having mesial to mesial contact of two central incisors, all other teeth have contact points with mesial of one tooth and distal side of adjascent tooth .
From facial /lingual view crown is trapazoid and from proximal view it lookslike a Wedge.mosioincisol angle is more square and disto incisol angle is round
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Anatomical terminology
Is a general word for group of spacilized words relating to a particular field. Or
It is a system of terms relating to a particular subject.
Anatomical terminology
It is form of a scientific terminology used by anatomist,doctors and zoologist.
It is related to anatomical structures of human and animal bodies.
- Terms usually used are
1:Anatomical position- body erect
- head,eyes,toes directed forward
- limbs at side of body
- palms directed
forward
2:prone position
When the body is lying in anatomical position with face downward
3:supine position
When body lying with face up in anatomical position
4: Median plan
Vertical plane passing through center of body dividing it into 2 equal halves right and left
5: sagittal plane
Vertical plane a parallel to median plane also called paramedian plane
6: coronal plane
vertical plane seperates the body into anterior and posterior parts
7: horizontal plane
Parallel to floor,perpendicular to coronal and median plane ,separate the body into superior and inferior parts
8: anterior/ventral
closer to anterior surface of body
9: posterior/dorsal
closer to posterior surface of body
10: superior/ cranial
Closer to head
11: inferior/ caudal
Closer to feet
12:superficial
Closer to surface of body
13: deep
Away from surface
14: proximal
Closer to root of limbs
15: distal
Furaway from root of limbs
16: external
Out side of a hollow structure
17: internal
Inside of a hollow structure
18: medial
Close to midline
19: lateral
Away from midline
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