Premature loss of mandibular deciduous cuspids in Class I and Class II cases results in increased 1. overjet. 2. arch width. 3. overbite. 4. leeway space.

Migration of the permanent maxillary first molar following the premature loss of the primary second molar is usually mesial with

the mesiobuccal cusp rotating lingually
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Inadequate space for the eruption of the maxillary second premolar is most frequently caused by the premature loss of the deciduous

second molar.
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Premature loss of a primary maxillary second molar usually produces a malocclusion in the permanent dentition that is characterized by

a Class II molar relationship on the affected side.
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The greatest amount of space closure following premature deciduous tooth loss occurs in the

mandibular second premolar area.
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In complete dentures with teeth set in a normal horizontal overlap relationship, the selective grinding rule for removing premature contacts on the working side is to grind

the buccal cusps of maxillary and lingual cusps of mandibular teeth
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In fixed partial denture (FPD) fabrication, significant premature occlusal contacts on teeth other than the abutment teeth should

be eliminated before the FPD is made
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Unilateral premature eruption of teeth is characteristic of

hemihypertrophy.
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Premature loss of a primary maxillary second molar usually produces a malocclusion in the permanent dentition that is characterized by

a Class II molar relationship on the affected side.
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Premature loss of mandibular deciduous cuspids in Class I and Class II cases results in increased
1. overjet.
2. arch width.
3. overbite.
4. leeway space

(1) and (3)
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Following the premature loss of the deciduous molars, the Angle classification is most accurately determined using the

permanent molars.
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Following premature deciduous tooth loss, space loss occurs most frequently in the area of the

mandibular second premolar.
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At the time of insertion of a complete denture there are some Premature contacts which make patient uncomfortable. How will you relive those?

remounting the dentures in the articulator using remount casts and new interocclusal records.
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Unilateral premature eruption of teeth is characteristic of

hemihypertrophy
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At the time of insertion of a complete denture there are some Premature contacts which make patient uncomfortable. How will you relive those?

remounting the dentures in the articulator using remount casts and new interocclusal records.
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Premature loss of mandibular deciduous cuspids in Class I and Class II cases results in increased
1. overjet.
2. arch width.
3. overbite.
4. leeway space.

(1) and (3)

(1) (2) (3)

(2) and (4)

(4) only

All of the above.

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Migration of the permanent maxillary first molar following the premature loss of the primary second molar is usually mesial with

Inadequate space for the eruption of the maxillary second premolar is most frequently caused by the premature loss of the deciduous

Premature loss of a primary maxillary second molar usually produces a malocclusion in the permanent dentition that is characterized by

The greatest amount of space closure following premature deciduous tooth loss occurs in the

In complete dentures with teeth set in a normal horizontal overlap relationship, the selective grinding rule for removing premature contacts on the working side is to grind

In fixed partial denture (FPD) fabrication, significant premature occlusal contacts on teeth other than the abutment teeth should

Unilateral premature eruption of teeth is characteristic of

Premature loss of a primary maxillary second molar usually produces a malocclusion in the permanent dentition that is characterized by

Premature loss of mandibular deciduous cuspids in Class I and Class II cases results in increased
1. overjet.
2. arch width.
3. overbite.
4. leeway space

Following the premature loss of the deciduous molars, the Angle classification is most accurately determined using the

Following premature deciduous tooth loss, space loss occurs most frequently in the area of the

At the time of insertion of a complete denture there are some Premature contacts which make patient uncomfortable. How will you relive those?

Unilateral premature eruption of teeth is characteristic of

At the time of insertion of a complete denture there are some Premature contacts which make patient uncomfortable. How will you relive those?

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Premature loss of mandibular deciduous cuspids in Class I and Class II cases results in increased1. overjet.2. arch width.3. overbite.4. leeway space.

(1) and (3)

(1) (2) (3)

(2) and (4)

(4) only

All of the above.

0 explanations

Similar questions:

Migration of the permanent maxillary first molar following the premature loss of the primary second molar is usually mesial with

Inadequate space for the eruption of the maxillary second premolar is most frequently caused by the premature loss of the deciduous

Premature loss of a primary maxillary second molar usually produces a malocclusion in the permanent dentition that is characterized by

The greatest amount of space closure following premature deciduous tooth loss occurs in the

In complete dentures with teeth set in a normal horizontal overlap relationship, the selective grinding rule for removing premature contacts on the working side is to grind

In fixed partial denture (FPD) fabrication, significant premature occlusal contacts on teeth other than the abutment teeth should

Unilateral premature eruption of teeth is characteristic of

Premature loss of a primary maxillary second molar usually produces a malocclusion in the permanent dentition that is characterized by

Premature loss of mandibular deciduous cuspids in Class I and Class II cases results in increased1. overjet.2. arch width.3. overbite.4. leeway space

Following the premature loss of the deciduous molars, the Angle classification is most accurately determined using the

Following premature deciduous tooth loss, space loss occurs most frequently in the area of the

At the time of insertion of a complete denture there are some Premature contacts which make patient uncomfortable. How will you relive those?

Unilateral premature eruption of teeth is characteristic of

At the time of insertion of a complete denture there are some Premature contacts which make patient uncomfortable. How will you relive those?

Premature loss of mandibular deciduous cuspids in Class I and Class II cases results in increased
1. overjet.
2. arch width.
3. overbite.
4. leeway space.

Premature loss of mandibular deciduous cuspids in Class I and Class II cases results in increased
1. overjet.
2. arch width.
3. overbite.
4. leeway space