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BASIM ZWAIN LECTURES DENTAL ANATOMY PERMANENT MAXILLARY LATERAL INCISORS Professor Dr. Basim Zwain Faculty of Dentistry University of Kufa [email protected]

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BASIM ZWAIN LECTURESDENTAL ANATOMY

PERMANENT MAXILLARY LATERAL INCISORS

Professor Dr. Basim ZwainFaculty of DentistryUniversity of Kufa

[email protected]

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MAXILLARY LATERAL INCISORS

It resembles the maxillary central incisor in function, form, and anatomy. It is generally smaller in all dimensions except the length of its root (recall my presentation of maxillary central incisors) Crown is more rounded, shorter and narrower mesiodistally than the max. central incisor.

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Principal identifying features

Mesioincisal angle is acute, and distoincisal angle is more rounded.

Single root with tapered, curved and distally pointed apex.

Lingual fossa is more concave than that of max. central incisor.

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Labial aspect The crown is shorter, and narrower than the max. central incisor but the root is as long or longer than it. The labial surface of the crown is more convex than the max. central incisor. The mesial outline resembles the max. central incisor with more rounded mesioincisal angle, and crest of curvature between middle and incisal thirds. The distal outline is more rounded, and the crest of curvature is at the center of the middle third.

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The root tapers evenly and curves distally at the apex.

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Lingual aspect The mesial and distal marginal ridges, and the lingual portion of the incisal ridge are well marked, with a more concaved lingual fossa. A prominent cingulum with a tendency toward seeing a deep developmental groove within the lingual fossa.

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Mesial aspect The crown labiolingually is narrower than the max. central incisor. The curvature of the cervical line is less than the max. central incisor. The root appears as a tapered cone, and a line bisecting the root bisects the incisal ridge of the crown, which is well developed.

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Distal aspect

The curvature of the cervical line is less than mesially.

It is not uncommon to find a developmental groove extending to the root.

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Incisal aspect The incisal aspect resembles that of the max. central incisor but:

Cingulum and incisal ridge may be large.

Labialingual to mesiodistal measurement is larger than in central incisor (resembling a small canine).

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Variations Peg shaped lateral with a thin root and small conical crown (pointed).

The max. lateral incisor may be missing.

Large pointed tubercle as part of the cingulum.

Deep developmental groove on distal aspect extending to the root.

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