<p>Dotted lines point to the mesial accessory ridges of the occlusal surface and to the expression of a Carabelli’s cusp on the lingual surface of the crown. I and II are not scaled.</p
<p>Posterior is to the right. Abbreviations: bc, basal cavity; f, foramen. Small arrows point to bif...
<p><i>A:</i> Low magnification view of occlusal surface after partially cutting and then splitting t...
The focus of this descriptive study was to explore the patterns of variation of base crown areas for...
<p>Dotted lines indicate the Cusp 6 and 7 on the occlusal surfaces and the protostylid on the buccal...
<p>The occlusal (I) and lingual (II) views of dentine surface reconstructed from micro-CT scanning o...
Tooth crown morphology in maxillary first permanent molars and classification of Carabelli’s cusp an...
<p>Left lower second molar (PA838) (o: occlusal, B or b: buccal, M or m: mesial, l: lingual, d: dist...
<p>Scale of a and b = 5 mm.—Photo: Senckenberg Forschungsinstitut Frankfurt, Sven Tränkner.</p
fHE permanent maxillary first molar sometimes has "an elevation of enamel " (Schwartz1) on...
<p>Pictured: <i>Ursus americanus</i> (NMNH 198391), left mandible, buccal view, anterior is to the r...
<p>Lamniform tooth in (A) lingual, (B) labial, and (C) lateral view. Note the slenderness of the pri...
<p>High quality replica of the right upper central incisor (PA835) (o: occlusal, La or la: labial, M...
<p>A) Linear dimensions: 1) mesiodistal length, 2) buccolingual width at mesial cusps, and 3) buccol...
<p>Micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) images show buccal and apical views of the extracted mandibu...
<p>B) line drawing of P<sub>2</sub> in lingual aspect, showing cusp homologies.</p
<p>Posterior is to the right. Abbreviations: bc, basal cavity; f, foramen. Small arrows point to bif...
<p><i>A:</i> Low magnification view of occlusal surface after partially cutting and then splitting t...
The focus of this descriptive study was to explore the patterns of variation of base crown areas for...
<p>Dotted lines indicate the Cusp 6 and 7 on the occlusal surfaces and the protostylid on the buccal...
<p>The occlusal (I) and lingual (II) views of dentine surface reconstructed from micro-CT scanning o...
Tooth crown morphology in maxillary first permanent molars and classification of Carabelli’s cusp an...
<p>Left lower second molar (PA838) (o: occlusal, B or b: buccal, M or m: mesial, l: lingual, d: dist...
<p>Scale of a and b = 5 mm.—Photo: Senckenberg Forschungsinstitut Frankfurt, Sven Tränkner.</p
fHE permanent maxillary first molar sometimes has "an elevation of enamel " (Schwartz1) on...
<p>Pictured: <i>Ursus americanus</i> (NMNH 198391), left mandible, buccal view, anterior is to the r...
<p>Lamniform tooth in (A) lingual, (B) labial, and (C) lateral view. Note the slenderness of the pri...
<p>High quality replica of the right upper central incisor (PA835) (o: occlusal, La or la: labial, M...
<p>A) Linear dimensions: 1) mesiodistal length, 2) buccolingual width at mesial cusps, and 3) buccol...
<p>Micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) images show buccal and apical views of the extracted mandibu...
<p>B) line drawing of P<sub>2</sub> in lingual aspect, showing cusp homologies.</p
<p>Posterior is to the right. Abbreviations: bc, basal cavity; f, foramen. Small arrows point to bif...
<p><i>A:</i> Low magnification view of occlusal surface after partially cutting and then splitting t...
The focus of this descriptive study was to explore the patterns of variation of base crown areas for...