Buccal And Lingual Cusps at Lupe Briscoe blog

Buccal And Lingual Cusps. The lingual cusp is shorter and smaller, and it is slightly. The buccal cusp is generally sharper, longer, and wider than the lingual cusp. Two developmental grooves appear on the crown portion. The mesiolingual, distolingual, and the cusp of carabelli. There are two main types of cusp: The buccal cusp of a maxillary first premolar is sharper and higher than the lingual cusp. Lingual cusps (located by the tongue) and buccal cusps (located near the cheek). Two cusps (buccal and lingual) are placed at the occlusal table. The lingual cusps may be seen because they are higher than the others. The cusp ridges and marginal ridges limit the occlusal surface of the maxillary first premolar. The occlusal function of the buccal cusp involves only its lingual surface. The first maxillary premolar contains two cusps called the buccal and lingual cusps. On the buccal cusp, the buccal ridge descends from the cusp tip cervically to the buccal surface. The two buccal cusps and the buccal portion of the distal cusp are in the foreground, with the tips of the lingual cusps in the background.

The mesiolingual, distolingual, and the cusp of carabelli. The buccal cusp of a maxillary first premolar is sharper and higher than the lingual cusp. The first maxillary premolar contains two cusps called the buccal and lingual cusps. The buccal cusp is generally sharper, longer, and wider than the lingual cusp. The lingual cusps may be seen because they are higher than the others. The two buccal cusps and the buccal portion of the distal cusp are in the foreground, with the tips of the lingual cusps in the background. Two cusps (buccal and lingual) are placed at the occlusal table. The lingual cusp is shorter and smaller, and it is slightly. The cusp ridges and marginal ridges limit the occlusal surface of the maxillary first premolar. On the buccal cusp, the buccal ridge descends from the cusp tip cervically to the buccal surface.

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Buccal And Lingual Cusps The occlusal function of the buccal cusp involves only its lingual surface. The first maxillary premolar contains two cusps called the buccal and lingual cusps. The mesiolingual, distolingual, and the cusp of carabelli. The lingual cusps may be seen because they are higher than the others. The buccal cusp of a maxillary first premolar is sharper and higher than the lingual cusp. The occlusal function of the buccal cusp involves only its lingual surface. The lingual cusp is shorter and smaller, and it is slightly. On the buccal cusp, the buccal ridge descends from the cusp tip cervically to the buccal surface. Two cusps (buccal and lingual) are placed at the occlusal table. Lingual cusps (located by the tongue) and buccal cusps (located near the cheek). The cusp ridges and marginal ridges limit the occlusal surface of the maxillary first premolar. Two developmental grooves appear on the crown portion. There are two main types of cusp: The buccal cusp is generally sharper, longer, and wider than the lingual cusp. The two buccal cusps and the buccal portion of the distal cusp are in the foreground, with the tips of the lingual cusps in the background.