This anatomical structure is the joint on each side of the head that allows for movement of the mandible for speech and mastication (chewing). It can hinge (open and close) and glide (forward or backward). Picture for hint:

The part of the tooth that you see is called the crown. Picture for hint:

The hard/soft palate begins as ___ ____ plates and eventually fuse together.

The lingual surface of the tooth is facing the ______. Picture for hint:

Module 3 topics focus on the _______ stages of tooth development.

What are the numbers of the canines?

In week 3 of prenatal development, enamel and the oral cavity begin to development.

Class II of Angle classification of malocclusion in the permanent dentition is characterized by an ideal mesiodistal relationship of the jaws and dental arches.

What condition is happening in the image? Hint: it’s from the chemical loss of tooth enamel caused by acids:

All signs and symptoms related to the temporomandibular disorder should also be noted in the patient record, as should any parafunctional habits and