2024 VTNE Dentistry Exam ( Version 3 ) New Full Exam Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct
- normal head type
Answer: mesaticephalic
- short head type
Answer: bracychephalic
- long head type
Answer: dolichocephalic
- upper jaw
Answer: maxilla
- holds teeth in place
Answer: Incisal and maxillary bone function
- roof of mouth consisting of hard bone
covered with irregular ridges- rugae palatine
Answer: hard palate
- located behind central incisors part of the hard palate
Answer: incisive papilla
- rear of the mouth- no bone- separates the oral cavity from the pharynx
Answer: soft palate
- area where the two jaws joins
Answer: Lateral palatine fold
- lower jaw
Connects to the maxilla by the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
Answer: mandible
- inner lining of the cheek and lips
Answer: oral muscosa
- firm portion of the mucosa covering the alveolar bone ridge
Answer: gingiva
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- distinct region in the mouth where the gingiva and oral mucosa join
Answer: - mucogingival junction
- 2X(3/3i,1/1c,3/3p)=28
Answer: Puppy dental formula
15. 2X (3/3I,1/1C,4/4P,2/3M)=42
Answer: Adult dog dental formula
- 2X (3,3i,1/1c,3/2p)=26
Answer: kitten dental formula
17. 2X (3/3I,1/1C,3/2P,1/1M)=30
Answer: adult cat dental formula
- structure that is closer to the front of the head in comparison with another structure
Answer: rostral
- toward the back of the head in comparison with another structure
Answer: caudal
- surface of the tooth facing the lips. Buccal and labial are synonyms for this term
Answer: vestibular
- closer to the crown of the tooth in relation to another structure
Answer: coronal
- surface of the mandibular teeth facing the tongue
Answer: lingual
- surface of the maxiallary teeth facing the palate
Answer: palatal
- portion of the tooth that is closest to the most rostral portion or the midline of the dental arch
Answer: mesial
- portion of the tooth that is farthest from the rostral midline of the dental arch
Answer: distal
- portion of the tooth closer to the tip of the root
Answer: apical
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- the term used to describe the tooth type that has a large reserve crown and root structure in
which the apices eventually close
Answer: anelodont
- the puppy or kitten has teeth, whereas the adult dog has
teeth
Answer: deciduous, permanent
- the area between the free gingiva and the tooth is known as the in healthy animals
when there is no space between the gingiva and tooth and a when there is space
Answer: sulcus, pocket
- the rule of 4 and 9 states that 04 is always the tooth
and the is always tooth 09
Answer: canine, 1st molar
- the area on the tooth where the enamel thins and meet the cementum is called the
Answer: cementoenamel junction
- the term for mammals that have 2 sets of teeth (primary and adult) is
Answer: diphyodont
- the term used to describe the tooth type that has a large reserve crown and root structure
that allows for continued growth over an animals lifetime-
Answer: eoldont
- the term used to describe the tooth type in which the crown is relatively small compared
with the size of the well-developed roots
Answer: brachydont
- the anatomic term used to describe the attachment structures of the teeth
Answer: periodontium
- the term used to describe when a species has different types of teeth in their oral cavity
Answer: heterodont
- the region of a multitooth where the root diverge from the crown
Answer: furcation
- the hard layer covering the surface of the tooth root
Answer: cementum
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