-
fissure The
lingual cusp is
divided into two; the
mesiolingual and
distolingual cusps with the
mesiolingual cusp
being higher and
wider than the distolingual...
-
especially first molars, will
possess a
fifth cusp
situated on the
mesiolingual cusp
known as the Cusp of Carabelli. One
other variation of the upper...
-
molar has five cusps: the
mesiobuccal (MB,
toward midline and ch****),
mesiolingual (ML,
toward midline and tongue),
distolingual (DL, away from midline...
- has one
large cusp on the
buccal with two
smaller lingual cusps. The
mesiolingual cusp is
twice the size of the
distolingual cusp.
Viewed from the occlusal...
- 2023-10-19. Carabelli's
tubercle or cusp is an
anomalous cus**** on the
mesiolingual surface of
maxillary incisors appearing in 50% of
American whites, 34%...
- same
manner as the
cusps that
represent them (mesiobuccal, distobuccal,
mesiolingual, and
distolingual lobes).
Unlike the
anterior teeth and premolars, molars...
-
maxillary molars. It is
formed by the
union of the
distal cusp
ridge of the
mesiolingual cusp and the
triangular ridge of the
distobuccal cusp. The
oblique ridges...
- each
tooth are recorded, as follows:
Mesiobuccal Mid-buccal
Distobuccal Mesiolingual Mid-lingual
Distolingual If up to 30% of
sites in the
mouth are affected...
- The Cusp of Carabelli, a
small additional cusp
sometimes found on the
mesiolingual corner of an
upper molar, was
first illustrated in his
textbook of oral...
- cusp ("cusp e") is
positioned near the
front of the
trigonid region,
mesiolingual to the paraconid. A pair of
sharp keels, the
paracristid and protocristid...
