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Surfaces and Ridges of teeth | Tooth Surfaces and Ridges | Introduction to surfaces | Dental Anatomy

Surfaces and Ridges of teeth | Tooth Surfaces and Ridges | Introduction to surfaces | Dental Anatomy For descriptive purposes, we divide the tooth into surfaces and ridges. These are named according to their positions and uses. The crowns of the incisors and canines have four surfaces and a ridge, and the crowns of the premolars and molars have five surfaces. In this video, we will be dealing with the SURFACES AND RIDGES of the tooth. Labial surface faces the lips. Buccal surface faces the cheeks. Lingual surface faces the tongue. Mesial Surface faces towards the midline. Distal Surface faces away from the midline. Occlusal Surface comes in contact with the opposite tooth during occlusion, present in premolars and molars. Incisal Ridge is present on the incisal surface of Incisors and Canines. Reference for content- Wheeler’s Dental Anatomy, Physiology and Occlusion 10th edition Let us know your feedback and suggestions in the comment box. Subscribe to our channel @DentoRise to see more such content on dentistry. DentoRise provides you a platform to build a strong foundation of your dental knowledge by emphasizing on concepts with the help of visuals to understand and memorize dentistry in an easy and interesting way. Social Links Youtube-    / @dentorise   Facebook-   / dentorise   Instagram-   / dentorise   #dentorise #surfacesandridgesofteeth #toothsurfacesandridges #introductiontosurfaces #dentalanatomy #dentistry #dentaleducation #bds1styear