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Help on Dental Anatomy

Discussion in 'Dental' started by Cheese, Aug 13, 2001.

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  1. Cheese

    Cheese New Member

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    I have a report to do this by the end of the week. And my topic is about the Anatomy (Labial, Lingual, incisal,mesial & Distal Aspect), Erruption, Measurements of the Permanent Maxillary Canine/ Cuspid.

    Pleaseee. I really need help!
    :confused:
     
    #1 Cheese, Aug 13, 2001
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  2. smilebright

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    you question is kind of general but if you have a specific question i may be able to help i can give you the eruption sequence for primary and permanent teeth and also the average measurements it thats what you need.
     
    #2 smilebright, Aug 22, 2001
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    a very good book that we use for studying morphology at liverpool,(Uk) is
    DENTAL MORPHOLGY, by VAN BEEK, GEOFFERY C
    ISBN:0723606668

    This has eruption dates, decidious and permanent, precise morphology, how to identify which tooth etc.

    Hope your assignment goes well
    xx :)
     
    #3 englishStudent, Aug 31, 2001
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    englishStudent New Member

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    Hi Again,

    I think you can buy the book from www.shopsmart.com then go to books, and type in the details i put up previously. If you want any help on anatomy etc please ask.
    Take Care
    x :)
     
    #4 englishStudent, Sep 7, 2001
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