Paediatric Cariology by Chris Deery / Marie Thérèse Hosey / Paula Waterhouse

Author:Chris Deery / Marie Thérèse Hosey / Paula Waterhouse
Language: deu
Format: epub
Publisher: Quintessence Publishing Co. Ltd.

There is a marked cervical constriction apical to the cervical bulge.

In molars, the occlusal table is narrow in a buccolingual direction.

The pulp horns extend high into the anatomical crown.

The enamel rods are inclined occlusally in the cervical region.

Fig 5-1 The anatomy of primary teeth.

Although the principles of caries removal in primary teeth are essentially the same as those for the permanent dentition, there are some differences that are important clinically. These are summarised in Table 5-1.

Table 5-1 Clinical significance of primary toth anatomy Crown Morphology Clinical Significance

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