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1 Permanent 2 nd Maxillary Molars In comparison to the first max molar
2 First molars appears in the oral cavity at the age of 6 years old.. While 2 nd molar 3 rd molar
3 Max. 2 nd molar have long roots (sometimes longer than the first molar!) 1 st molar 2 nd molar
4 Max. right 1 st molar Max. right 2nd molar DB MB DB MB DL ML DL ML DB is smaller DL is smaller No fifth cusp
5 2 types of 2nd max. molar Similar to the 1 st molar rhomboidal, although lesser measurement lingually Similar to the 3 rd molar. DL cusp is poorly developed.. Result in heart-shaped form occlusally rhomboidal heart-shaped
6 Buccal aspect
7 Crown cervico-occlusally is 0.5 mm or so shorter than the first molar.. 1 st molar 2 nd molar
8 DB cusp is smaller D DB M D DB M 1 st molar 2 nd molar
9 DB cusp is smaller and allows part of the distal marginal ridge and part of the DL cusp to be seen D DB M D M 1 st molar 2 nd molar
10 Buccal roots about the same length, nearly parallel
11 Buccal roots inclined distally more than those of max. 1 st molar D M D M 1 st molar 2 nd molar
12 Apex of MB root is on a line with buccal groove of the crown instead of the tip of the MB cusp, as found on the first molar. D M D M 1 st molar 2 nd molar
13 Lingual aspect. Maxillary LEFT 2 nd molar
14 1 st molar 2 nd molar DL cusp is smaller than 1 st max. molar.
15 No fifth cusp is evident
16 1 st molar 2 nd molar Apex of the lingual root is in line with DL cusp tip instead of the lingual groove as was found on 1 st max molar
17 Mesial aspect. Maxillary LEFT 2 nd molar
18 1 st molar 2 nd molar BL dimensions similar to 1 st molar, but crown length is less
19 1 st molar 2 nd molar Roots close to each other, within the BL crown outline
20 Distal aspect. Maxillary LEFT 2 nd molar
21 DB cusp is smaller than 1 st molar, that s why more of the MB cusp may be seen from this angle 1 st molar 2 nd molar
22 Apex of the L root is in line with the DL cusp L Distal view of 2 nd molar
23 Rhomboidal type of second maxillary molar is most common, although in comparison to with 1 st molar, acute angles of the rhomboid are less and the obtuse angles greater
24 B-L diameter of the crown is about equal,
25 B-L diameter of the crown is about equal, but M-D diameter is about 1 mm less
26 DB and DL cusps are smaller than 1 st molar
27 More supplemental grooves and pits
28 Permanent 3 rd Maxillary Molars
29 Generally, 3 rd molars crowns are smaller and roots are shorter with inclination toward fusion.
30 BuccAL Aspect
31 Crown shorter cervico-occlusally than the 2nd molar.. 1 st molar 2 nd molar 3 rd molar
32 narrower M-D than the 2 nd molar
33 Roots are usually shorter and fused Roots inclined distally 1 st molar 2 nd molar 3 rd molar
34 Lingual aspect. Maxillary RIGHT 3 rd molar
35 Only one large lingual cups is present, so no lingual groove (Exceptionally, DL cusp present with the lingual groove) M DL D
36 Taper of the fused root M D
37 Main feature is the taper to fused roots or a bifurcation, usually in the apical third of the root Mesial aspect. Maxillary RIGHT 3 rd molar
38 Distal aspect. Maxillary RIGHT 3 rd molar
39 There is tendency of the crown to taper distally.. L B Most of the buccal aspect of the crown is in view
40 L B Measurement from cervical line to marginal ridge is short
41 2 nd molar 3 rd molar L B L B More of the occlusal surafce may be seen than can be seen on the second molar from this aspect..
42 Occlusal aspect. Maxillary RIGHT 3 rd molar
43 Three functional cusps, 2 Buccal 1 lingual Heart-shaped
44 B D M L DL cusp is very small, and may be absent, which gives a semicircular outline to the tooth from one contact area to the other
45 B D M L Many supplemental grooves
46 3 rd molars (maxillary & mandibular ) shows variations more than any other teeth in the mouth..
47 3 rd max. molars Ten typical samples
48 Extreme Variations!!!
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