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The maxillary lateral incisors are sometimes congenitally mi…

The maxillary lateral incisors are sometimes congenitally missing.

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The function of the maxillary first bicuspid is to pulverize…

The function of the maxillary first bicuspid is to pulverize food, it is considered a posterior tooth, and it is bifurcated.

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The roots of a maxillary first molar are placed together.

The roots of a maxillary first molar are placed together.

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There are are two canals in the mandibular cuspids.

There are are two canals in the mandibular cuspids.

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The opening for the submandibular salivary gland is known as…

The opening for the submandibular salivary gland is known as the:

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__________________ is composed of 70% inorganic matter.

__________________ is composed of 70% inorganic matter.

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Incisors are for cutting food.

Incisors are for cutting food.

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The red margin of the lip is known as the mucogingival junct…

The red margin of the lip is known as the mucogingival junction.

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The ______________________ is a structure that can make it d…

The ______________________ is a structure that can make it difficult to the maxillary posterior radiographs as well as maxillary impressions.

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Which of the following is not a depression?

Which of the following is not a depression?

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