Which of the following is the longest in the dental arch:
a- Maxiliary central incisor.
b- Maxiliary second premolar.
c- Mandibular canine.
d- Maxiliary canine. ***
The canine region is a particular hinge region in implantology, at the boundary between the incisal region and the premolar and molar region, at the junction between the maxillary sinus and the nasal cavity. In implantology, understanding of this area is important from both a morphological point of view for implant support and from a functional point of view.
Indeed, the canine plays a key role in the occlusion, especially during laterality movements.
We must take into account the constraints on the natural tooth when it is replaced by an artificial root.
The notion of a canine pillar as a beam of resistance of the lower floor of the face finds its place here.
The maxilla is a lacunary bone, whose support for implants is mostly limited to the alveolar process.
However, often after loss of teeth, this alveolar bone volume is reabsorbed, either because of periodontitis, or by the wearing of a removable prosthesis, and involves the search for anchoring around the lacunary areas and in particular to the canine pillar which prolongs the alveolar process of the canine.
Dogs play an important role in dental anatomy and physiology.
They are considered the most powerful type of teeth used to tear and tear food.
They assist the incisors in the chewing process.
There are 4 canines located at the four corners of the mouth.
Therefore, they are referred to as "angular stones of the dental arches".
Canines can be classified as maxillary canines and mandibular canines.
The maxillary canines are of two types; the right and the left.
They are attached to the maxillary and are located in the upper jaw.
They burst at the age of 10-12 years. Mandibular canines are of two types; right and left. They are attached to the mandible, which is the lower jaw.
They burst at the age of 9-10 years. the key difference between maxillary and mandibular canines is the location of the teeth.
The maxillary canines are attached to the upper jaw while the mandibular canines are attached to the lower jaw.
The canine region is a particular hinge region in implantology, at the boundary between the incisal region and the premolar and molar region, at the junction between the maxillary sinus and the nasal cavity. In implantology, understanding of this area is important from both a morphological point of view for implant support and from a functional point of view.
Indeed, the canine plays a key role in the occlusion, especially during laterality movements.
We must take into account the constraints on the natural tooth when it is replaced by an artificial root.
The notion of a canine pillar as a beam of resistance of the lower floor of the face finds its place here.
The maxilla is a lacunary bone, whose support for implants is mostly limited to the alveolar process.
However, often after loss of teeth, this alveolar bone volume is reabsorbed, either because of periodontitis, or by the wearing of a removable prosthesis, and involves the search for anchoring around the lacunary areas and in particular to the canine pillar which prolongs the alveolar process of the canine.
Dogs play an important role in dental anatomy and physiology.
They are considered the most powerful type of teeth used to tear and tear food.
They assist the incisors in the chewing process.
There are 4 canines located at the four corners of the mouth.
Therefore, they are referred to as "angular stones of the dental arches".
Canines can be classified as maxillary canines and mandibular canines.
The maxillary canines are of two types; the right and the left.
They are attached to the maxillary and are located in the upper jaw.
They burst at the age of 10-12 years. Mandibular canines are of two types; right and left. They are attached to the mandible, which is the lower jaw.
They burst at the age of 9-10 years. the key difference between maxillary and mandibular canines is the location of the teeth.
The maxillary canines are attached to the upper jaw while the mandibular canines are attached to the lower jaw.
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