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What does EPA stand for
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Cells are the smallest part of the human body.
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True
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Capable of movement through the action of the temporomandibular joint
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Mandibular arch
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Part of the skull that is fixed and not capable of movement
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Maxillary Arch
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Each quadrant of permanent dentition contains how many teeth?
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8
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A quadrant of primary dentition contains how many teeth?
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5
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The two arches each divided into halves create four sections which are called
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Quadrants
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Teeth towards the front of the mouthTeeth towards the back of the mouth
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AnteriorPosterior
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What is endentulous
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Without natural teeth. The condition when the permanent teeth has been lost
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#1 What is Occlusion?#2. What is Fossae?
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#1 The contact between the maxillary and mandibular teeth in all mandibular positions and movements. #2 Fossae is the indentations or grooves.
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What is Embrasure?
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A truangular space near the gingiva between the proximal surfaces of two adjoining teeth.
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1.What is Exfoliation? 2. Mixed Denition
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1.The shedding process.2. when The Child has some permanent and Primary teeth.
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Numbering systems are used as a simplified means of
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Identifying the teeth for charting and descriptive purposes.
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In the universal/National system Permanent teeth are numbered from
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1-32
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Large group of one celled micro organisims that vary in size shape and arrangement of cells are
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Bacteria
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